Allkush

Allkush is a cross between White Widow x Sheherazade. This combination merges the robust resinous qualities of White Widow with the exotic potency and rich terpene profile of Sheherazade, a strain with deep Afghani and Southeast Asian roots. The result is a compact, high-performing indica-dominant hybrid that excels in both potency and hash production.

Allkush exudes a distinctive, seductively sweet, and musky aroma as it approaches harvest, reflecting its Kush heritage. The terpene profile is dominated by Humulene and Terpinolene, contributing to its rich and earthy scent with subtle spicy undertones. Once cured, the buds retain a deep, hash-like fragrance, making it a favorite among traditional cannabis connoisseurs.

The effects of Allkush are both powerful and long-lasting, with a smooth transition from physical relaxation to a mildly euphoric state. The indica dominance ensures deep body relaxation, while the sativa influence (25%) prevents full couch-lock, leaving users in a state of contentment and uplifted mood. This strain is particularly suited for evening use, providing a calming yet mentally engaging experience.

Allkush has gained recognition for its potential therapeutic benefits, particularly in the management of pain, anxiety, and sleep disorders. Its sedative qualities help promote relaxation, making it an appealing choice for medical users seeking relief from stress and physical discomfort.

Indoors, Allkush is a compact and bushy plant that remains manageable throughout its growth cycle. It fills out rather than stretching excessively, making it well-suited for Sea of Green (SOG) setups. With a flowering time of 56–60 days, it produces well-rounded colas packed with dense, resin-coated buds, making it an efficient and rewarding option for indoor growers.

Indoor Yield: 450 g per m²

Outdoors, Allkush thrives in warm, sunny climates, where it can grow over 2 meters tall. The plant develops large, dense buds covered in a thick layer of trichomes, making it highly suited for hash production. While this variety can handle moderate climates, it performs best in southern regions where consistent sunlight enhances its resin output and overall yield.

Outdoor Yield: 600 g per plant

Below is a detailed grow report of this strain tested by Expert grower, The Doc.

Germination and Vegetative Stage

One week after all three seeds had successfully sprouted, The Doc reported: “They all have the same size and are about 3 cm tall”, and one week later: “One can easily recognise their indica-dominant nature, with broad leaves. They are about 5 cm tall now, three internodes have emerged meanwhile.”

After two weeks of growth under two TLC 150 lights, the three Allkush plants were transplanted to 11 litre pots and, together with the other strains, placed into the actual grow room which was equipped with two Plantastar 600 W HPS lamps. The Doc: “The plants’ volume has doubled, and also side branching has started to develop. The plants are having five internodes now, growing very stout, compact and strong, the main stem is about to lignify already.

Four and a half weeks after germination, after 31 days, The Doc induced flowering by reducing the daily light period from 18 to 12 hours. The three Allkush plants at that point of time had reached a height of about 30 cm, with an amazing number of 15 internodes resulting in extremely compact and bushy plants, laden with dense branches.

Flowering stage

The blooming quickly took over, and very early already, the first female pre-flowers became visible that shortly after became true full flowers. Two weeks after flower induction, The Doc already saw nice little flower “roses” on top of the branches that became larger and larger in the following weeks, increasingly being coated with resin glands.

Height growth noticeably continued in the first five weeks of flowering, however, to a different degree, the three plants measured about 55, 65 and 75 cm after five weeks of flowering, but still were extremely compact and bushy, exhibiting numerous thick roundish top buds on the main stem and branches. The Doc was quite excited about the immense resin gland development the Allkush plants were showing, he supposed that their resin coat would be far above average and spectacular in the end.

The plants’ smell already was highly sweet and spicy. After 42 days of flowering, he reported: “She is a plant that produces dense hard nuggets with tons of resin. One can instantly smell that she’s a Kush dominant strain. I think that in the next two weeks of flowering, a lot of things are yet to happen with their already stunning buds.

As the upper big shade leaves took away too much light, shading the lower leaves and buds, I took some of these off so that also the lower branches and buds can receive enough light to form proper thick buds.” One week later, The Doc kept on enthusing about Allkush: “The buds are still becoming harder and harder, being frosted with abundant white resin layers. Their aroma is seductively sweet and musky, heavily kushy, a true enjoyment. Flower stigmas for the most part have turned brown, so I think there’s still one week to go till harvest.” On the 60th flowering day, all the three Allkush plants had been harvested.
In the end, the three plants had arrived at heights of about 65, 75 and 85 cm, having preserved their pure indica growth pattern – thick, fat and compact – until the very end. After The Doc had slowly dried those fat rock-hard nuggets, as usual effecting a slight fermentation during the drying process, he weighed them and was stunned by the proud outcome of 330 grams which left him highly satisfied of course.

Smell and smoke report

And about the Allkush high – “Wow superb!”, to say it with one word from The Doc, the Allkush buds did deliver a first-class indica hammer with a tremendous body stone effect that lasted for a very long while. A totally dazed Doc felt like fastened to his couch at first, but after a while, the slight sativa up-high effect in the head also took place, keeping a deeply relaxed Doc from falling asleep and enabling him to finally grab that glass of water from the table and drink it! Nevertheless he feels Allkush is to be recommended for being smoked in the evening time.
The Doc put both thumbs up for the Allkush strain, he was totally taken by this Kush strain that, indeed, also did provide a lot of resinous leaf material for making hashish.

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