KushKraft 3.5G - Purple Kush Big Sticky

KushKraft sells the Big Sticky as a 3.5 g pre-roll, and this one carries Purple Kush. KushKraft’s product page describes its Indica Big Sticky as strain-specific indica bud coated in full-spectrum hash oil.

How KushKraft rolls a Big Sticky

According to KushKraft, each Big Sticky is hand-rolled with Raw papers and a filter tip, then sold individually and sealed for freshness. KushKraft lists THC at 28% to 31% and CBD at 0.3% for the indica version, and also makes hybrid and sativa Big Sticky versions. That hash oil coat puts it in the infused pre-roll family, meaning a joint with concentrate added to the flower.

Where Purple Kush comes from

Leafly describes Purple Kush as a pure indica from the Oakland, California area, bred from Hindu Kush and Purple Afghani, and lists Pink Lemonade and Banana Bread as its children. AllBud names the same parents, rates it 100% indica, and says High Times magazine ranked it among the ten most powerful strains in the world.

Grape, violet and an earthy sweetness

Leafly calls the aroma subtle and earthy with sweet notes, as is typical for Kush strains, and tags the flavour grape, violet and earthy. AllBud describes a smell of earthy, sweet grapes and a taste like earthy red wine. Because of that subtlety, Robert Misic’s tip in our Purple Kush guide is to smell up close for grape, violet and earthy sweetness. Leafly’s terpene data ranks myrcene highest, ahead of pinene and caryophyllene.

A head high that spreads downward

On Leafly, reviewers mention hungry and relaxed most often, and Leafly’s description pairs long-lasting euphoria in the mind with physical relaxation. AllBud describes an immediate uplifting, euphoric and slightly introspective head high, followed by a warm body high that moves from the head down through the body. As strain-wide figures, Leafly gives THC near 19% and AllBud 22%.

A 28% to 31% THC pre-roll and first puffs

KushKraft’s 28% to 31% for the Big Sticky is about triple the 10% THC that Health Canada names as a lower-risk starting point, along with a first dose of 1 or 2 puffs. The coat is an extract, and Health Canada, which names hash, kief, wax and shatter as high-THC extracts, would have new or occasional users skip that category.