Triangle Kush - Pre-rolls (1g)
Handcrafted using terpene-rich whole flowers, Farmer and the Felon prerolled joints are expertly filled with precisely ground cannabis to ensure an even burn every time.
The Triangle Kush high hits you first with an uplifted rush of energy that you can feel behind the eyes. You’ll experience an increase in focus that’s slightly heavy as well, bordering on making you stoney. A relaxing body high comes next, washing over you in warming waves, leaving you feeling almost like you’re floating on air. This bud has a spicy lemon citrus flavor with a notable woody aftertaste. The aroma is very spicy and earthy with a lemony fuel overtone that’s very pungent.
Pre-rolls are one of the most convenient ways to consume cannabis on the go. They’re not only perfect for those who don’t know how to roll, but also for taking a decent break from rolling duties or for penciling in a quick sesh to medicate between meetings and errands.
- Earthy
- Woody
- Chemical
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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.