Special Kush #1 - Royal Queen Seeds

Special Kush #1 - Royal Queen Seeds

In Special Kush #1, aspiring growers tick off some of the basic requirements for a beginner-friendly plant. Firstly, it's fairly cheap and comes in feminized form. Secondly, it's stable and can withstand common growing mistakes - an attribute of most indica-heavy strains .

While its biggest selling point is cheap, it has Special Kush #1 has much more to offer. Her exotic Afghani and Pakistani ancestry gives her a delicious, buildable smoke reminiscent of pure strains. Not only that, both influenced her impressive performance in the grow room.

Overall, Special Kush #1 is a great modern interpretation of Landrace varieties. Her expansive high is versatile enough to be enjoyed by users with varying levels of experience. However, too much at up to 17% THC can be overwhelming.

Unlike its pure indica parent, Special Kush #1 is a fast-acting strain. The initial onset, which is largely characterized by a euphoric rush to the head begins almost immediately after a few tokes. And as it spreads, it leaves the mind in a state of peace and tranquility.

For the casual user, the cerebral high is a great companion. It slows down many people's otherwise fast-paced thoughts and replaces them with a deep sense of happiness. However, snacks need to be prepared. After all, mental stimulation tends to make you hungry.

In moderation, the excellent indica effects of Special Kush are absolutely relaxing. In waves, the light buzzing pressure trickles from the temples to the rest of the body. At this point, it is still possible to move around. But each toke sends users sinking onto their sofas until sleep finally overwhelms them.

Special Kush #1 smells of spicy herbs, enriched with sweet berries. Broken apart, a surprising but equally satisfying note of wet earth tantalizes the nasal senses.

Special Kush #1 is largely composed of fruit-flavored Terpenes that, when steeped, taste just like grapes and berries. Sweet citrus notes wash over the mouth with herbal notes of tea. On the exhale, a woody note reminiscent of refreshing pine lingers in the mouth.

Everything comes with a cost, including marijuana. For strains with high THC content the side effects can range from anxiety to paranoia. But for Special Kush #1, the cost is dehydration. Cannabinoids typically inhibit moisture production in the salivary glands as well as the lacrimal glands. As such, users end up with a cottonmouth and dry eyes.

As a potent indica-heavy strain, Special Kush #1's soothing body high provides respite from chronic body aches. As a natural painkiller, THC calms the muscles and relieves tension. It is also an effective sleep aid.

For users with food-deprived bodies, such as anorexia, its analgesic properties relieve sharp stomach cramps and restore appetite. It can also be used by cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.

Special Kush #1 also has behavioral benefits. Its happy high, for example, positively alters negative perceptions of life. It allows one to eat heartily without worrying about body image. In addition, it removes all the self-destructive thoughts and emotions that so often bombard people with depression and anxiety.