- Citrus (100% of reported flavors)
Holy Grail Kush found its chalice in the trophy cabinet. DNA Genetics crossed Kosher Kush with The OG #18, doubling down on a family already fluent in pungent Kush. The cross took first place in the hybrid category at the 2011 High Times Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam. DNA credits that win with the competition’s first perfect score.
The aroma gets straight to the OG: lime, pine, earthy musk, and fuel, with a little floral sweetness around the edges. Breaking up the flower brings the citrus forward. The flavor follows with lemon-lime, woody spice, and hash, sometimes picking up a faint coffee note on the finish. Plenty for the palate to contemplate.
Large, resinous flowers give Holy Grail Kush its bag appeal. Dense green buds carry a generous crystal coating, bringing some visual sparkle to all that earthy funk.
Among smokers’ accounts, happy euphoria, tingles, and deep relaxation feature prominently. Some find the head change stays pleasantly engaged while the body unwinds; others report a sleepier session with little interest in leaving the couch. For that second group, the quest ends somewhere between the remote and the cushions.
DNA Genetics offers Holy Grail Kush as feminized photoperiod seeds. Flowering generally takes around nine weeks indoors, with an eight-to-ten-week window depending on the plant and conditions. Listed indoor yields reach approximately 500–650 grams per square meter.
The cross suits indoor cultivation and warm, dry outdoor conditions. Its large flowers can weigh down branches, making support useful during bloom. A screen can help spread the canopy and expose more flowering sites to light.
Strong odor deserves planning before flowering begins, while dense buds call for steady airflow and humidity control. DNA describes the plants as hungry feeders, but nutrient strength should follow their response. More fertilizer doesn’t automatically mean more flower. Faith is not a grow plan.
