Discover the Power of Critical Kush by Royal Queen Seeds

Critical Kush is a masterful cross that unites the heavy genetics of Critical Mass with the legendary OG Kush. This indica-dominant hybrid was specifically developed for growers looking for a stable plant with an impressive genetic profile. With its lineage tracing back to Chemdawg, Lemon Thai, and Pakistani Kush, it brings a rich history to your grow room.

Aroma & Effects

The sensory experience of Critical Kush is deeply rooted in classic Kush tones. You are welcomed by a complex bouquet of earthy aromas and fresh pine, complemented by subtle hints of fruit and a spicy undertone. The effects are powerful and long-lasting, centered around a deep physical stone. It is the ideal choice for a relaxing evening on the couch, where a happy vibe and a sense of well-being let you completely unwind.

Growing Characteristics & Yield

Critical Kush is known for its vigorous growth and compact structure, making it perfectly suited for both indoor and outdoor cultivation in limited spaces. Indoors, it reaches a manageable height of 60 to 100 cm, while outdoors it grows into a robust shrub of up to 140 cm. Thanks to the short flowering time of 8 to 9 weeks, you can count on a fast cycle. The yield is very generous and can reach up to 550 grams per square meter or per plant, characterized by dense, resin-rich buds.

Grow Passport

• Seedbank: Royal Queen Seeds
• Type: Feminized
• Lineage: Critical x OG Kush
• Genetics: Indica 80% Sativa 20%
• THC%: Up to 20%
• CBD%: Medium
• Yield: 500 - 550 gr/m2 (Indoor) / 500 - 550 gr/plant (Outdoor)
• Height: 60 - 100 cm (Indoor) / 100 - 140 cm (Outdoor)
• Flowering time: 55 - 65 days
• Harvest: Late September
• Effect: Physically Relaxing, Powerful, Long-lasting
• Flavor: Earthy, Pine, Fruity, Spicy

Growing Tips

Due to the enormous density of the buds and the compact growth habit, I recommend closely monitoring the humidity during the late flowering stage to keep air circulation optimal. Critical Kush responds excellently to training techniques like LST or a SOG setup to improve light penetration to the lower branches. Since the branches can bend under the weight of the heavy flowers, it is wise to provide support with stakes or netting early on.