Orange Kush

In all honesty, the only “orange” one may find in a nug is via the trichome-laden hairs that often protrude through the dense flowers to make their presence known. These hairs, or pistils, can be orange, red, or even brown. To better answer your question, the amount of hairs in this particular strain don’t really help it taste or smell one way or another. Yes, they play a minor factor, but the genetics of this strain don’t require (or create) an orange color to their buds, as that is simply not necessary. But, that said, if you like orange or citrus flavors (or smells) this is the strain to grab – no doubt about it.

Sweet and refreshing. That’s so rare to get when you smoke bud, but this one never disappoints. Always hits the spot, and I never pass it by whenever I see it on the menu. Love, love, LOVE this Orange Kush!!!

I know that cannabis is famous for being able to portray a small array of mouthwatering colors. Things like greens, purples, and even orange. Which is why I’m so curious why these nugs don’t look – why is that? Do they even need to? They taste and smell citrusy, so why can’t they LOOK citrusy? Or, does that sort of thing not even matter in the grand scheme of things?

I know there’s a ton of different cannabis flavors out there in the community, but citrus has to be the best one out there. And, when you combine those award-winning flavors with kush, it becomes fully unbeatable, in my opinion.