Copenhagen Kush

Copenhagen Kush is a potent indica-dominant cannabis strain that was originally developed by Zenseeds (now Copenhagen Seed Company) and has become a legendary flagship variety in Danish cannabis breeding. The strain traces its lineage to a cross between Pre-98 Pakistan Kush and the medicinal Krome White Triangle, creating what was once described as "the finest Kush available from Copenhagen." The original genetics were lost during a break-in at the seed bank, but through connections with international breeders who had preserved the genetics, the strain was successfully restored in what became known as the Copenhagen Kush Project. This restoration effort involved crossing The English Cut (Tim Berry's phenotype) with selected Copenhagen Kush varieties, ultimately recreating the award-winning strain that had earned recognition at prestigious Cannabis Cups.

The strain is characterized by its exceptional trichome production, making it particularly prized among hash makers and extract artists. Copenhagen Kush exhibits dense, resin-covered buds with thick, swollen calyxes and minimal fan leaves, creating an impressive visual display. The flowers are known for their unique dry, sandy texture when cured, and during the drying process, they exhibit a remarkable phenomenon where honey-yellow syrup oozes from freshly cut surfaces, forming concentrated resin teardrops. The leaves often turn a lustrous white color due to heavy crystal coverage, showcasing the strain's extraordinary resin production capabilities. This masterpiece indica has won multiple awards including the Master's Cup in Barcelona and continues to be celebrated for its consistency, potency, and extract-making qualities.