Katsu Bubba Kush

Katsu Bubba Kush is a Bubba Kush cut with unknown origins.

It is generally given as a phenotype of Bubba Kush, selected by a grower called Katsu, though one record lists a different cross entirely. It circulates as a clone. The high lifts happy first, then drops into deep relaxation and sleep.

It is a Bubba cut.

Katsu Bubba Kush opens with a happy euphoric lift and then a deep, heavy relaxation. Leafly's reviewers lead with relaxed at 64 percent of a solid sample, with happiness at 41 and sleepiness at 31, and a hunger bump behind. It tests stronger than a standard Bubba, so the tail is heavier.

Katsu Bubba Kush is unusually easy on the body. Dry mouth is the only note above one percent, and it only reaches 10. A standard dose sits comfortably. This is a night strain.

Katsu Bubba Kush smells pungent and earthy with a fruity, herbal edge and a clear berry note. The flavor is a warm, sweet grape over earth, with a floral note. The grape is the part that marks it out.

Katsu Bubba Kush has no measured terpene profile in our data, with Myrcene, Camphene, Terpinolene, Limonene and Ocimene named and nothing quantified.

The grape note that separates it from a plain Bubba sits in lighter compounds a standard panel does not report. A jar with a genuine warm-grape sweetness over the earth is the one to want.

Katsu Bubba Kush THC is reported from about 20 to 24 percent, with the lab-measured sample in our data near 21, so it tests solidly strong. Sources say it holds 20 percent even at its weakest. There is essentially no CBD.

Katsu Bubba Kush tests a step above a standard Bubba, so treat it as a strong sleep strain and dose accordingly.