$235.00
Hawaiian
Variety: Indica
THC Level: medium
Flowering Time: 8 weeks
Yield: 175 gram per 1,000 watt
Hawaiian is a sativa cannabis strain that derives its name from its place of origin. It’s been used to create various hybrids with high THC levels and continues to be a favorite for growers to cross with. Its buds are fat, compact, light green in color and covered with orange pistils. It produces a tropical flavor and taste often reminiscent of citrus or pineapple, though it’s not strong/pungent.
Hawaiian’s genetics are shrouded in mystery, with many believing it’s simply a landrace strain native to the islands.
THC levels aren’t entirely clear with many crops varying. However, Hawaiian creates a high that is mostly cerebral; heady. It will calm your mind into a relaxed state of being, helping to focus and boosting creativity as euphoric sensations take over. Reviewers enjoy this strain after a hard day’s work that’s been stressful, mainly on the mind, to sit back and melt away all negative thoughts. It won’t create a body buzz that relieves any symptoms, however, it can help the muscles slightly relax as the mind calms.
If high doses are consumed, paranoia or anxiousness may take effect. Expect dry mouth. This strain grows best in tropical conditions.
| Cannabinoid | Amount |
|---|---|
| THC: | 15%-25% |
| CBD: | 1% |
Hawaiian Purple Kush has a sweet, tropical aroma reminiscent of the tropical paradise it’s named after. The sweet berry fragrance accompanied by hints of tropical fruits is sure to take your breath away.
Once lit and drawn, you can expect an eruption of sweet berry flavors. It’s best described as delightful, flowery, sweet, and sultry, with pines, earth, and berries in the aftertaste.
The Hawaiian Purple Kush nugs are very dense and hard, with a deep olive green coloring that is offset by bright pistils, chunky trichomes, and thick resin.
The Hawaiin Purple Kush breeders are unknown, which means that seeds for this strain aren’t available to purchase. However, if you’re lucky enough to get your hands on some Hawaiian Purple Kush seeds, it’s said to thrive best in a warm environment. You should have no problem growing these plants inside your house or outside in the garden.
Hawaiian Purple Kush has an indoor flowering period of 7 to 9 weeks. Once ready to harvest, you should get between 10 – 12 ounces of buds per square meter.
When grown outdoors, Hawaiian Purple Kush, like other indica plants, should begin its flowering period towards the end of September. Growers can expect at least 12 ounces of buds at harvest.
Hawaiian Purple Kush has an average THC level of about 21%. That said, the range is anywhere between 18 – 23%.
Unfortunately, test data for the CBD content of Hawaiian Purple Kush is not available. But by the looks of it, the range doesn’t deviate much from other similar hybrids. This means that the CBD levels are minimal, probably not exceeding 1%.
Due to the potent effects of it, it’s said to be a great strain for treating patients suffering from a variety of medical conditions, including chronic stress, depression, chronic pain, insomnia, and muscle relaxation.
The psychedelic effects brought on by the psychoactive properties can make users feel more upbeat and help relieve stress. Also, by enhancing the mood, it can help people to manage depression better.
Thanks to its potent body effects, It can also offer some comfort in the form of pain relief. It may lessen or even completely alleviate chronic aches and pains, as strains that have a THC level of more than 20% frequently do. The pain and stress-relieving properties of the strain means that it may also help those who struggle to sleep.
As the high wears off, most people will probably have the urge to eat – a classic case of the munchies. This means that those who suffer from a lack of appetite or anorexia may also experience some much-needed relief.
It’s important to remember that no matter what strain of cannabis you use, side effects are always a possibility. Regardless of which variety you use, weed often causes the throat to become dry. Bloodshot eyes are also a common side effect.
Also, since Hawaiian Purple Kush is such a potent strain, beginners may not be able to handle the initial mental rush of the high. Therefore, it may cause dizziness, and in extreme cases, some users may feel slightly anxious.
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