Kama Kush CBD

Kama Kush CBD is an indica leaning strain created by Kannabia. It was spawned by combining Kush and a mysterious, unknown hybrid with a promising 12% CBD level. With a 1:2 THC to CBD ratio, it can be grown indoors and outdoors. It produces fluffy and compact buds which produce a lot of medicinal values, hence, the name. It has 70% indica components and 30% sativa characteristics.

What are the Flavor and Effects of Kama Kush CBD?

The medicinal gem presents its power through its tropical, sweet, and fruity flavors. Living up to its name, “Kama” is actually a Spanish word that translates to “bed.”  The name itself reflects the relaxing and calming properties of the strain. The smoke is smooth but incredibly powerful. It will give you a mellow uplifting feeling, which shall keep you inspired for the duration of the day, allowing you to finish a lot of things. It will not lock you on a couch. At the end of the day, sleep is easier to attain.

What are the Medical Benefits of Kama Kush CBD?

With its THC to CBD ratio, Kama Kush CBD is more of a medicinal strain than a recreational one. Its psychoactive properties are best for people with insomnia. It can be a therapeutic strain for those fighting off the symptoms of anxiety and depression. It quickly relieves fatigue and stresses, uplifting the mood, and controlling unstable emotions. It also provides pain relief for any physical pain, some of which are inflammation, arthritis, and muscle tremors.

Negative Effects you Can Expect from Kama Kush CBD

Though Kama Kush CBD can treat a variety of medical conditions, it can cause medical conditions instead. It should be taken moderately, or else, the user will experience anxiety, mild drowsiness, and paranoia instead of the promised relaxation and calm. On the milder side, it can induce cottonmouth, along with dry eyes and throat.

How to grow Kama Kush CBD? Some information and Tips

The CBD rich strain is suitable for Screen of Green (SCROG) growing. It can grow bushy, so this method will expose all the budding sights to the light intensity. Topping with Low-Stress Training (LST) is advised as well. It also responds better with light feeding.