D Bubba

by Wildlife Cannabis Co.
IndicaTHC —CBD —
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A cross between Death Star and Bubba Kush, this potent cultivar is well-loved by Indica aficionados. D-Bubba's fragrant and resinous buds have pungent diesel notes which are balanced by a smooth, sweetly soothing earthy aroma thanks to dominant terpenes caryophyllene, myrcene and humulene.

Cultivar Lineage: Death Star, Bubba Kush

THC range: 21.6%
CBD range: 0-1%
Dominant terpenes: Caryophyllene, Myrcene, Beta-pinene, Linalool, Humulene

About this strain

Death Bubba, also known as "D Bubba," is an indica marijuana strain bred by Matteo Suleyman of Sea to Sky Cannabis in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Made by crossing Death Star with Bubba Kush, Death Bubba is a pungent strain that reeks of grass and skunk. It has a sweet, earthy taste that's clean on the palate. Death Bubba weed's semi-sedating effects can be known to cause couchlock, so be sure to use this strain when you have nothing important to do. Medical marijuana patients choose Death Bubba to help unknot tension and relieve physical discomfort associated with chronic pain. Growers of Death Bubba cannabis say this strain has beautiful purple hues with trichomes and terpenes abound.

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