Pink Kush

Leafly knows this strain by three names, Pink Kush, Pink OG and Sedamen, and here it is sold as indica flower. Leafly and AllBud both tie it to OG Kush.

OG Kush roots, offspring and growing notes

Leafly lists OG Kush as the parent of Pink Kush, and Pink Gelato and Pink Acai as two of its offspring. AllBud describes Pink Kush as an OG Kush relative that may be a descendant, and says the strain sells best in the Pacific Northwest and in Canada. On Leafly it holds 4.4 from 839 ratings, while AllBud users give it 4.7 from 56 votes.

For growers, Leafly gives a flowering time of 10 to 11 weeks and reports high yields.

Ninety percent indica on AllBud’s scale

AllBud classes Pink Kush as an indica dominant hybrid, roughly 90% indica and 10% sativa. Leafly places it in its hybrid group and describes it as indica-dominant, prized like its OG Kush relative for strong effects centred on the body. AllBud’s own description has a potent body high that turns deeply euphoric, with a happy mood.

How much to read into a split like that is the subject of our indica vs sativa vs hybrid guide.

Potency figures and a slow start

Leafly’s strain page shows THC around 19% and CBG around 1%, rates the potency above the average strain, and warns that it can feel overpowering. AllBud lists THC at 20% and CBD under 1%, describing the strain as fairly potent, likely above 20%. Our Pink Kush strain guide gives a typical range of 20% to 25%.

Every one of those figures is above the 10% THC ceiling that Health Canada’s lower-risk advice sets for a first try, which it starts at one or two puffs. When cannabis is inhaled, Health Canada says, effects start within seconds to minutes and reach their peak as much as 30 minutes later.