Kyle Kushman, a former High Times editor, developed Strawberry Cough largely by chance in 2000.

Buy Strawberry Cough ,Kushman claims to have received a small a clone

from a fellow breeder — a runt, the clone had allegedly been grown

next to a strawberry patch somewhere in Connecticut.

Kushman was struck by the clone’s pungent strawberry scent –he dubbed the strain Strawberry

Field, and eventually crossed it with a Haze plant.

The result was Strawberry C, a hybrid that tastes soft and sweet and delivers a solidly cerebral high.

Kushman built a buzz around Strawberry Cough’s in New York City’s underground cannabis market.

He then moved out west to focus on cultivation in California and handed out clones of

Strawberry Cough on the cross-country drive, boosting its popularity even more.

The strain’s award-winning flowers are large and chunky.

Despite its dominant sativa genetics,

Strawberry Cough has a more indica-typical bud structure,

with solid and densely-packed leaves.

The sativa genes show, however, in the buds’ tapered, conical shape, less like popcorn and more like tiny pinecones.

The flowers are covered in cloudy

amber trichomes that lend the leaves a slightly yellowish appearance.

The mild scent of strawberries wafts up from the buds,

mixed with a little bit of peppery spice. When buds are combusted, they give off a herbal cloud, reminiscent of parent strain Haze.

Smoke from this strain is typically harsh, causing many users to cough and sometimes leading their eyes to water.

The initial taste is of ripe strawberries, without any hint of skunkiness or musk.

On the exhale, the strawberry flavor has some more sweetness.

This saccharine berry scent lingers for a while after users have toked.

Strawberry Cough’s buzzy, thoughtful high settles in almost immediately. Users may feel initially unsettled,

but, in the right set and setting, can embrace the sharp focus associated with this strain — it’s great for deep conversation,

reading, or working on tasks that involve some degree of creativity or problem-solving. Strawberry Cough can also impart an energetic

feeling of motivation and intensity that’s perfect for plowing through more mundane tasks. The opportunity for non-linear and less

traditional ways of thinking makes Strawberry Cough a uniquely creative strain. Its sense of euphoria and tendency towards

chattiness also marks this as a great choice in lively social settings.

Medically speaking, Strawberry Cough is beneficial in regulating entrenched mood disorders.

As users feel a boost in energy and creativity,

they may feel a dissipation in anxiety or stress. Some have also reported relief from painful migraines,

as well as less intense headaches. Side effects of this strain include the possibility of paranoia, which can happen with larger

doses when intense cerebral thinking can kick into overdrive.

The high from Strawberry Cough is said to last longer than average, from about 3 to 4 hours.

Strawberry Cough is a relatively easy strain to grow. Kyle Kushman’s original proprietary strain is clone-only,

meaning that growers can only cultivate it if they can obtain a clipping from a mature, healthy plant. However,

Amsterdam-based seed bank Dutch Passion has developed its own version of Strawberry Cough — seeds are available online.

It flowers within 9 weeks when grown indoors and in Late October when grown outdoors. Although the yield from