Katsu Bubba Kush effects are mostly calming.
Katsu Bubba Kush potency is higher THC than average.
Katsu Bubba Kush is a unique Bubba Kush phenotype with a deep, floral terpene profile. Representing its genetic namesake in appearance and bud structure, Katsu Bubba’s nugs are dense and resinous. This strain’s high THC content hits the consumer with powerful euphoria that cascades over the body, relaxing and weighing down extremities. Utilize Katsu Bubba Kush to help with insomnia, nausea, and minor pain. Also, anticipate strong appetite stimulation.
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Katsu Bubba Kush strain reviews(101)
Grabbed this locally in stl at nature med. I was trying to find something that equals up to wounded warriors breath and found it. Best sleep I've had in a long time. I had a car accident back in July. This takes away the pain and gets me a full night sleep.
super fun for a relaxed night playing games or just chilling and chatting with friends
I’m bipolar type 2 and this strain is extremely medicating for me. I only hit one bowl of this magic, from alpine genetics in Colorado. Just peaceful. I haven’t had this strain before this time, but I am a 3 year smoker and while most strains now days won’t agree with me this one definitely does. No anxiety, or head rush, or even body rush. Just a very calm, focused and giggly high that doesn’t leave with a crash and hazy disfocus afterwards. It’s a very tranquil strain compared to mostly anything else I’ve tried , beyond maybe kush mints.
