Samoa Kush

Anyone who is a fan of certain well-known cookies will grin when they see Samoa Kush on dispensary shelves, as this strain offers great flavors for the end of a long day. Bred by The Bank Cannabis Genetics, she’s an indica-dominant bud that resulted from crossing Bubba Kush and Platinum GSC. While she might not seem super potent, many recommend leaving this bud to those who are more experienced.

Samoa Kush is a consistent strain that offers 22% THC to her fans. Flower is quite dense and rather large, often growing to the size of a golf ball, and is complete with plenty of trichomes and resin. Most describe her flavor as a mixture between sweet mint and spice and note that it’s quite heavy as you smoke. While it’s advised that you only enjoy cannabis in places where it’s legal to do so, we’d suggest that you utilize even more caution with this aromatic bud.

For most users, this strain hits hard and fast, bringing along with her feelings of relaxation and cerebral joy. Often recommended for the end of the day, Samoa Kush can be quite sedative if you aren’t careful, and for some, also includes some psychoactive effects that could be too much for newer users to tolerate. Above all else, a hazy mindset is the most prominent effect reported, and while you’ll likely be happy and maybe even a little bit hungry, you can expect to have an incredibly chill night on your couch. If you’re sensitive to cannabis, falling asleep might be a given, so make sure you plan your evening accordingly.

Seeds of Samoa Kush can be a little tricky to come by, as The Bank is well-known for keeping their creations to themselves. Reports indicate that this strain can be a bit challenging for home cultivators, and although it’s been said that she matures rather quickly in 8 to 9 weeks, it’s widely noted that she produces a less than average yield. Plants can end up rather tall depending on the specific phenotype you obtain, so make sure you have plenty of room before you commit your time and energy to this gal.

Individuals who live in Colorado have likely already tried Samoa Kush, but those elsewhere may have to go to extreme measures just to get their hands on this tasty bud. If you’re considering a trip to the Rocky Mountains, remember that this strain should be consumed in moderation at the end of the day. Unless you want to fall asleep on the job or you simply want to waste away on your couch during the weekend, it’s best to rely on Samoa Kush when you want to unwind and do everything in your power to get a great night of sleep.