Cavity Kush
Cavity Kush Strain Overview
Cavity Kush is a cannabis strain developed by In House Genetics through the crossing of ZCube 4 and Sweet Cherry Pie. This indica-dominant hybrid displays an 80% indica to 20% sativa genetic ratio and requires approximately 60 days to reach harvest maturity. The strain represents a unique combination of two distinct parent genetics: ZCube (also known as Z Cube), which is itself a hybrid crossing Zkittlez and a type of OG Kush, and Sweet Cherry Pie, contributing to its complex genetic profile.
As part of In House Genetics' breeding program, Cavity Kush showcases the breeder's focus on creating distinctive limited strains with emphasis on quality and innovation. In-House Genetics excels in micro-breeding in the cannabis industry, with their focus on creating distinct and limited strains showcasing a deep commitment to quality and innovation, releasing new varieties monthly. The strain's genetic lineage traces back through complex crosses, with ZCube probably derived from Zkittlez x OG Eddy crossed with Zkittlez, where Zkittlez comes from Grape Ape x Grapefruit genetics.
Limited cultivation information suggests this strain maintains typical indica-dominant characteristics, though comprehensive data on its appearance, aroma, and specific growing requirements remains scarce in public databases. The strain appears to be available only in regular (non-feminized) seed form and represents In House Genetics' continued exploration of unique genetic combinations in their breeding portfolio.
Cavity Kush Strain Growing Information
Cavity Kush features an indica-dominant genetic profile with an 80% indica to 20% sativa ratio. The strain requires approximately 60 days from start to harvest, indicating a relatively quick flowering period typical of many indica-dominant varieties. As an In House Genetics creation, it is available only in regular (non-feminized) seed format. Specific details about growing difficulty, yield expectations, preferred environmental conditions, plant height, and special cultivation considerations are not well-documented in available sources. Growers interested in this strain should expect typical indica-dominant growth patterns but may need to rely on general indica cultivation guidelines due to limited strain-specific growing information.