Orange Kush reviews

This strain belong to some of the less complex types that was crossed from rather outdoor or much more basic strains so of course no crazy high was expected. Good looking dark green round fat buds covered in lots of dark orange hair. The structure was kinda airy to it while still kinda sticky. Smell wonderful, just like a fresh piece of orange peel on top off a pile of fresh forest leaves. Hits very smoothly no matter which method of smoking you chose. The high was more on the mellow side, wont make you feel too lazy, no couchlock, the mood was much like care-free and energetic while still keep your body noticed that it was being medicated. I would say the high was like a 50/50 hybrid, like that one time when you throw both og kush and blue dream into the same grinder and roll them up in a blunt, that's what the high feel like, very classic decent high you should have in your pocket allday long.

Very good citrus flavor . Good head high . Creeper

Honesty very strong! It gets me high quicker than most strains and I’ve actually had a couple friends (who don’t smoke too often) cough and gag after taking a nice hit. It helps me fall asleep every night, which is very important to me, but be careful because it will make you very sleepy if you’re not careful. I really enjoyed smoking Orange Kush and would definitely recommend. Enjoy!

Smoked about a gram and a half frim my bong. i went to a while other planet for an hour or two. So mucj fun. sad how fast you come down though.

I love the taste of Orange Kush, but do not toke while drinking coffee. The smell is also quite pleasant. I smoked it in a bong so the smoke was very smooth and refreshing. The high makes me very happy but also existential. It doesn’t really help with stress and makes me want to clean.

😍 It tastes good, a bit relaxing but still motivated! Definitely made me eat. 👍

very good strain. nice taste and smooth hit. very quick onset.

Orange Kush, have a Beautiful bud, citrus scent like orange, quick body effect and extremely relaxing, cushions the frontal cortex.