- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- THC
- 30.0%
- Flowering
- 60 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Triangle Kush Bx2 - Triangle Kush x (Triangle Kush x (Triangle Kush x 88g13hp)) Triangle Kush is one of the best elite clones I've ever had, and is world famous for being the probable parent of all the OG Kush phenotypes in circulation. It's an amazing smoke on its own, and also one of the best breeding plants that puts out amazing offspring! Triangle Kush was not an easy clone for me to get, and there are a lot of fakes going around in the community. I really enjoy this plant so much and wanted to help make it available to people in seed form as best as I can. It's notoriously hard to make feminized seeds with, so I decided to backcross for multiple generations, starting by using a male of one of my favorite Bodhi strains, Black Triangle (TK x 88G13HP) because it has a lot of plants that are very Triangle Kush dominant. My first generation backcross already yielded plants that were exactly like TK in every way due to a perfect selection! I then created a second backcross to make it even more TK dominant from a genetics standpoint, making this a perfect line to do your own breeding with too. These plants are extremely impressive representations of TK/OG Kush in seed form! The breeding process for this second backcross was a lot of fun, and I was able to use two males (chosen from over 50 males) that resembled the Triangle Kush best in every way, from structure, to smell, leaf shape, stretch, everything! The males both put out incredible resin too, and smelled exactly like the TK. This was another perfect selection, as my goal was simply to make more seeds that resemble the Triangle Kush as best as possible, and it worked out perfectly once again! Upon growing these TK Bx2 seeds, I was absolutely delighted to see a very high degree of uniformity and all of the TK traits. Of all the other TK bx lines I've seen, none really hit the spot in terms of authenticity for me personally: many breeders backcrossed using other plants that were very dominant (like cookies) an