Heisenberg Terp Sauce Hindu Kush

Runny and rich in terpenes, this Heisenberg terp sauce is an extract named for Hindu Kush; sauce of this kind often has small THCA crystals suspended through the liquid. Heat changes the THCA in those crystals into THC.

Skunky and earthy, with a sweet exhale

AllBud‘s flavour notes for Hindu Kush start skunky and earthy and end on a sweet, flowery exhale touched with fresh woods, and its flavour tags are herbal, lemon, pine, spicy, sweet and woody. On the nose, AllBud reports a pungent, floral fragrance with herb and spiced-pine accents. Leafly keeps its flavour tags to three: earthy, woody and spicy or herbal. Our Hindu Kush guide describes earthy sandalwood and a spice it compares to hash.

Leafly’s terpene data for the strain lists limonene as dominant, followed by caryophyllene and pinene.

A pure indica and its Kush descendants

Leafly calls Hindu Kush a pure indica, AllBud a 100% pure indica, and our guide a pure landrace indica. OG Kush and Purple Kush are the offspring Leafly names, and it gives Hindi Kush as an alternate name. According to Leafly, the strain is named for the Hindu Kush range, some 500 miles of mountains between Pakistan and Afghanistan, whose harsh climate gave it the dense crystal trichomes that hash makers prize.

Reported effects, strain THC and Health Canada

AllBud users report euphoria, happiness and a relaxing feel, and AllBud’s write-up describes classic indica effects with a long-lasting high. THC for the strain sits near 19% on Leafly and spans 22 to 32% on AllBud. Wax, kief, shatter and hash are the examples Health Canada gives of extracts high in THC, and its lower-risk advice tells anyone just starting out with cannabis, or using it rarely, to avoid them; terp sauce is an extract too. Our Canadian concentrate buying guide explains what to check when comparing extract types.