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Master Kush

Master Kush by Barneys Farm — indica dominant cannabis seeds. 63-day flowering, regular.

This is Barneys Farm's release of Master Kush.

Type
Indica dominant
Heritage
mostly indica
Flowering
63 days
Seeds
regular
Feminized
no
Autoflowering
no

Genetics

Hindu Kush - Indica

About this release

Master Kush Regular from Barney's Farm stands as one of the purest and most traditional genetics in the breeder’s lineup. Rather than being the result of modern hybridization, this variety traces directly back to the ancient cannabis populations of the Hindu Kush mountains, preserving generations of natural adaptation and the unmistakable identity of a true landrace indica. Genetics and origins: authentic Hindu Kush landrace heritageMaster Kush Regular is a stabilized 100% indica strain derived from original landrace genetics native to the mountainous regions between Afghanistan and the Himalayas. Unlike many contemporary Kush hybrids, this line remains remarkably close to its ancestral form, maintaining the structural traits, resin production, and terpene profile that made Hindu Kush genetics legendary worldwide. As a regular seed variety, it produces both male and female plants, making it especially attractive to breeders and preservation-focused growers interested in phenotype hunting, selective breeding, or maintaining long-term mother stock. With THC levels reaching around 24%, Master Kush combines old-school genetics with potent modern performance. Cultivation: compact structure with reliable yieldsIndoors, Master Kush Regular develops with a compact, bushy structure and typically reaches heights of around 80–120 cm. Its short internodal spacing encourages the formation of dense, resin-heavy buds characteristic of classic indica cultivars. Flowering generally takes between 55 and 65 days, with indoor yields capable of reaching up to 550 g/m² under optimal conditions. Its stable growth pattern and forgiving nature make it suitable for growers with moderate experience, while still offering enough quality and consistency to satisfy more advanced cultivators. Outdoors, the plant becomes larger and more vigorous, often reaching heights of 150–200 cm in warm, dry, and sunny climates. Harvest usually takes place during the first week of October, with production level