Triangle Kush | Reserve | Hand-Trimmed Flower
Triangle Kush is a nicely balanced hybrid with unknown lineage. The aroma of Triangle Kush is unmistakable and captivating. When you breathe in Triangle Kush, you'll notice a powerful, natural fragrance combining pine, citrus, and spice undertones. This strain is suitable for use at any time of day.
Our Reserve Flower is meticulously hand-trimmed, nurtured with utmost care and affection, and guaranteed over 30% THCa, promising unparalleled quality in each strain. Reserve is encased in elegant, fully recyclable black and gold tins that embody both sustainability and luxury. Discover the new standard of excellence with Grow West and taste the extraordinary.
Cannabis effects and usage are reported from users' experiences. Your experience with cannabis will be unique as you interact with individual strains. We suggest starting slow and keeping track of the effects in a journal. Remember, life's a journey, and we're here to help you enjoy the ride.
- Earthy
- Woody
- Chemical
- Citrus
- Diesel
- Pine
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The Triangle Kush story begins in South Florida, where a young grower origins_tk_og accidentally crossed an Emerald Triangle female with pollen from a Hindu Kush plant.
According to the grower, the Hindu Kush seeds that eventually pollinated the Emerald Triangle plants came from Nevil Schoenmakers Seed Bank in Amsterdam. Origins_tk_og smuggled these seeds back to the US in 1989, and two years later he germinated those seeds and introduced the plants into his 12-light room once they were confirmed to be female plants. One of those Hindu kush plants hermaphrodited and pollinated the room of Emerald Triangle plants.
The resulting seeds went on to play a significant role in shaping the landscape of cannabis genetics in the United States. One of the seeds eventually became Triangle Kush while another became the OG Kush.