Pink Kush

3.5 stars for me. If you’re looking for a strain that wraps you in a cozy blanket of relaxation, look no further than Pink Kush—my trusty sidekick for holiday bliss. After a month of getting to know this little gem, I can confidently say it’s become my go-to for those well-deserved breaks. First, let’s talk about the flavor. It’s a smooth ride with a delightful floral aroma that lingers in the air like a gentle spring breeze. Just a heads up, though: to unlock its full potential, you’ll want to crank the temp between 200-220°F. Yes, it can leave your throat feeling a tad scorched, but hey, it’s the price you pay for paradise! Now, let’s get real. As someone navigating the wild rollercoaster of ADHD, Autism, and PTSD, Pink Kush steps in like a trusty co-pilot. It offers a comforting “locked-in” feeling that’s surprisingly delightful for my busy mind. Sure, it can make you feel a bit heavy like you’re suddenly piloting an aircraft at G-forces but that’s a small price to pay for the serene calm it brings. The next day? No hangover, just a gentle reminder to stay hydrated to soothe that throat burn. And let’s not forget its pain-relieving properties! Who wouldn’t want to float through the holidays feeling both relaxed and slightly like a marshmallow? In summary, Pink Kush is the holiday miracle I didn’t know I needed.

This strain is nice and flavourful when vaped at lower temps (160-175) but almost all of that flavour disappears very quickly and effects are minimal. At higher temps (175-200) the flavour is almost not there and all I get is a throat burn. It does make my eyes feel heavy makes me feel very lethargic and calm but it just wasn’t enough to help me sleep like other strains I have tried. Although other MC patients I’ve spoken to have had better success with this cultivar than me. Overall, quite nice, I’ve had better but I’ve also had much worse. Worth a try but bear in mind this cultivar might not be for you.