Pineapple Kush
- Pineapple (80% of reported flavors)
- Grapefruit (20% of reported flavors)
Pineapple Kush puts tropical fruit in a fuel can. Sweet pineapple leads, with earthy Kush, pepper, and diesel giving the finish some grit. The name covers different breeding lines, including a CBD-rich version, so there’s more than one recipe behind that pineapple label.
Origin 1: Royal Queen Seeds crosses Pineapple with OG Kush, producing a feminized, indica-dominant line. Best Coast Genetics is also listed with this parent pairing, although matching parents don’t make two breeders’ selections identical.
Origin 2: Another widely reported lineage pairs Pineapple with Master Kush. This version is commonly described as 70% indica, but the supplied references do not clearly establish its original breeder.
Origin 3: East Fork Cultivars’ CBD-dominant Pineapple Kush is a separate breeding project: Sour Pineapple × Suzy’s Gift, with Suzy’s Gift combining Bubba Kush and Ringo’s Gift. Its published profile lists substantially more CBD than THC, so it shouldn’t inherit the intoxicating effects or potency figures of the other versions.
Pineapple Kush reportedly sends your thoughts on vacation before your body claims the lounge chair. The notes high pairs a euphoric, creative lift with a slow physical unwind, and heavier eyelids may follow as it settles in. Tropical departure, comfortably lazy landing.
Royal Queen Seeds lists approximately eight to nine weeks of flowering for its feminized photoperiod version. Plants reach roughly 70–120 centimeters indoors and 120–180 centimeters outdoors. Published yields reach up to 550 grams per square meter indoors and approximately 500–550 grams per outdoor plant under favorable conditions.
Outdoor harvest is listed for late September in the breeder’s growing context. These figures belong to Royal Queen Seeds’ Pineapple × OG Kush line, rather than every strain sharing the name.
