Bud

Bud genetics aren’t as famous as other strains, but it is powerful without a doubt. One name that comes to mind as soon as you think of Bud genetics is Big Bud – an indica-dominant strain with a penchant to knock you out! Strains derived from Bud genetics produces flowers that are densely coated in thick resin. True to its indica nature, the buds are rock-hard and the plants tend to be short and bushy. Bud genetics originated somewhere in the USA but was later transported to Europe. Today it’s available everywhere, thanks to passionate breeders committed to keeping classic strains alive. Bud strains were created by breeding Haze, Afghani and other indica strains. In fact, it was so powerful that it spread rapidly everywhere despite the “War on Drugs” declared by the American president. Later, Bud genetics found its home in the Netherlands where several tests were conducted to stabilize and nurture the strain. After several experiments and many failures, they finally tasted success and created uniform strains. Today, Bud strains have not only survived, but they are one of the most beautiful indica strains you’ll ever come across. The fact that it has won several awards as the best indica should tell you something about its prowess. Bud strains display Haze characteristics from the very moment it starts producing flowers. The flowers are huge, no doubt, but what’s extremely enchanting is the intoxicating fragrance that hits your nostrils every time you walk into the grow room. While it doesn’t produce as many pistils as other cannabis strains, the trichome production is massive, giving you a hint of its high levels that range from 15 to 20 percent. Modern Bud strains are a step ahead with higher levels and bigger yields. The taste is very similar to Haze strains with notes of grape and citrus coating your tongue every time you take a deep hit.