Bubba Kush Clones
Bubba Kush exhibits a distinctive, bulky bud structure with hues that range from forest green to pale purple.
- Earthy
- Spicy/Herbal
- Woody
Strong genetics, thriving plants.
Green Dragon Farms is California’s dark horse. They are the ultimate source for premium clones and flowers.
Green Dragon empowers patients and adult users to have a cannabis garden of their own, supplying healthy clones with strong genetics. Patients who are choosy about what they smoke or enthusiasts seeking to take their love of cannabis to the next level can grow at home with one of Green Dragon Farms premium clones.
History
The founder of Green Dragon Farms is a longtime grower who has been caring for and harvesting cannabis since 2005. He was inspired to begin growing cannabis out of necessity. Finding premium flowers was difficult to near impossible, and as the old saying goes, “if you want something done right, you’ll have to do it yourself.”
Today, Green Dragon Farms makes it possible for patients and enthusiasts alike to cultivate and enjoy the finest strains of flower.
Process
There are few facilities quite like Green Dragon Farms, and their uniqueness isn’t just the scale of their garden, it's the quality of their clones. Green Dragon Farms master growers carefully tend to their mother plants and provide the best cuts of fully feminized cannabis. For clones with superior genetics look no further than Green Dragon Farms.
Products
Green Dragon Farms offers a myriad of strain varieties derived from the healthiest and most stable mother plants. Folks can’t get enough of their San Fernando Valley OG clones or flowers. This phenotype of OG Kush provides a large yield with buds blanketed in trichomes. Find the strain you love and bring those buds to life with Green Dragon Farms.
Bubba Kush originated in the early 1990s as an accidental hybrid that crossed itself in Matt Berger’s garden.
Also known as Bubba, Berger discovered a phenotype called Kush -- a cut of the Afghan Kush landrace strain that grew in the wild. While experimenting indoors with these Kush genetics, a crop of Northern Lights growing in the same room ended up intermingling with Kush, leaving behind a set of seeds.