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AK Choco Kush

AK Choco Kush is listed as a indica strain. Listed aromas and flavors include sweet, chocolate, spicy.

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Type

Indica

Aroma & flavor

Sweet, Chocolate, Spicy

Terpene names

Not recorded.

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AK Choco Kush: Relaxing Indica

AK Choco Kush: Offers A Heavy Body Buzz

AK Choco Kush is a choice strain among beginner growers looking for an easy entry when first delving into the world of cannabis cultivation. Although she is indeed a photoperiod variety, she grows very well in a mix of environments and harbors hardy genetics. AK Choco Kush features a genetic balance of 80% indica and 20% sativa, passed down by legendary parent strains AK-47 and Choco Kush.

Genetics & Lineage

Its documented parentage is AK-47 and White Choco.

Cannabinoids & Terpenes

Cannabinoids: THC: 21%, CBD: 0.4%

Effects & Aroma

Effects: Creative, Uplifted, Happy, Giggly, Relaxed, Aroused, Tingly
Aroma: Sweet, Chocolate, Spicy

Growing

Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks
Indoor Yield: Medium
Indoor Height: Medium
Difficulty: Medium

An iconic indica strain renowned for its unique profile and growing traits.

Sources

Type and aroma notes: AK Choco Kush on CannaConnection.

Recorded parentage: AK Choco Kush on Leafly, from the existing sourced enrichment.

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