Cataract Kush is a medium-sized plant and one that doubles its size in the stretch-period of flowering. Although it develops many side-branches these can be pruned for Sea of Green with no issues resulting. Alternatively it is also very adaptable to SCRoG or super-cropping whereby branches are trained and/or tied down to encourage buds to grow vertically increasing their size and yield. It is a plant that doesn’t enjoy extremes of temperature or a lot of fluctuation in that regard. During the later stages of flowering the buds are likely to become rather heavy and so it is recommended to support them in some way, either by nets or stakes.

Indoor plants will produce between 350 – 500 gr/m² in 8 – 9 weeks of florescence. Manicuring is a cinch with a very high calyx to leaf ratio and the dried buds are rock hard with a grey-black hue. The taste has a strong element of pine and the effect is incredibly strong and long-lasting, mostly in the body. It is something of a “creeper” with the effects continuing to gain in strength long after finishing smoking/vaping. Medically it is a great pain reliever and is also recommended for insomnia and stress. Its occular effect is so profound that you may make a doctor’s appointment mistakenly thinking you have cataracts!