Triangle Kush

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The name Triangle Kush has its origins in the three prime cannabis-growing areas. This renowned indica-dominant hybrid has a reputation for potency and flavour. Originating from Florida’s elite genetics by combining Emerald Triangle and Hindu Kush, this strain boasts THC levels up to 23%. Triangle Kush delivers a powerful high that starts with a euphoric cerebral rush, followed by a deep, relaxing body stone. The quality of the buds is exceptional, reflecting its superior breeding with its dense structure, dark green leaves, amber hairs, and a coating of frosty trichomes.

Triangle Kush strain’s flavour profile is complex, thanks to its terpenes of caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene. Offering earthy and citrus notes with a spicy undertone, all underlined by a strong diesel aroma.

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  1. Verified owner normmcgarry84 (verified owner)

    Good strain, tastes like berries, has a good clean burn with light grey ash. Top pick of AA strains so far.

  2. Verified owner Emily Ibbitson (verified owner)

    I ordered this and got triangle Mintz. I’m not 100% sure if it’s the same weed or not but it was still amazing for the price!!

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