Death Bubba Seeds
Death Bubba is a feminised, indica-reported cultivar documented as Bubba Kush x Death Star, with earthy and sweet flavour notes.
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Specifications
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These details are catalogue information. A listed value is not an independent measurement or a guarantee.
A range gives a lower and an upper value. “Not provided” means the catalogue does not contain that information; it does not mean zero.
- Genetics
- Bubba Kush x Death Star
Flavours
Description
Cultivar profile
Death Bubba is documented as a cross of Bubba Kush and Death Star. Its reported phenotype is indica, a broad descriptive category used in cultivar profiles. This entry refers specifically to the supplied lineage and should not be assumed to describe every cultivar carrying the same or a similar name.
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Genetics and seed type
The documented parental combination is Bubba Kush x Death Star. Death Bubba is listed here in feminised seed form. Feminised describes the stated seed type and is separate from the cultivar’s lineage or reported phenotype.
- Documented genetics: Bubba Kush x Death Star
- Seed type: Feminised
- Reported phenotype: Indica
Aroma and characteristics
Earthy and sweet notes are the supplied flavour descriptors for this profile. These terms summarise reported sensory characteristics without defining a fixed experience for every individual sample.
THC is listed as the principal cannabinoid, with a documented range of 20–27%. CBD is listed at 0–1%. These figures describe the supplied profile rather than guaranteeing identical levels across all material identified as Death Bubba.
Frequently asked questions
What THC and CBD ranges are listed for Death Bubba?
The reviewed specification lists 20–27% THC and 0–1% CBD. These figures describe the catalogue profile; phenotype, environment and testing can change measured levels.
How long does Death Bubba take to flower?
The listed flowering window is an unspecified range weeks. Actual timing can vary with phenotype and growing conditions, so use the range as a planning reference rather than a guarantee.
Which Australia conditions suit Death Bubba?
The reviewed profile lists no specific climate conditions and a not specified difficulty rating. Local daylight, weather, site exposure and care still influence how a plant develops.
What is Death Bubba?
Death Bubba is a cultivar documented in this profile as Bubba Kush x Death Star, with a reported indica phenotype.
What seed type is listed for Death Bubba?
Death Bubba is listed as feminised seed.
Which aroma and flavour terms describe Death Bubba?
The supplied sensory descriptors are earthy and sweet.
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