Banana Kush Feminized Seeds

Banana Kush Feminized Seeds are most consistently documented as Ghost OG × Skunk Haze, producing an indica-leaning photoperiod hybrid with a medium, bushy frame, moderate stretch, dense resinous flowers, and a distinctive tropical-fruit aroma. Compared with taller Haze-dominant cultivars, Banana Kush is generally easier to contain indoors while still developing enough branching to build a broad, productive canopy.

• Lineage: Ghost OG × Skunk Haze
• Growth type: Indica-leaning hybrid, photoperiod
• Plant structure: Medium-sized, bushy, with sturdy stems and productive lateral branching
• Stretch: Moderate during the first weeks of flower
• Indoor flowering: Typically about 8–9 weeks
• Outdoor harvest: Typically late September to early October in the Northern Hemisphere
• Flower structure: Dense, compact Kush-style flowers with good calyx stacking
• Resin production: High, especially through the final weeks
• Colour: Usually light-to-medium green with orange or rust pistils; golden tones may appear near maturity
• Aroma: Ripe banana, tropical fruit, sweet cream, wood, earth, and light spice
• Best suited for: Growers wanting a manageable, fruit-forward Kush hybrid with a relatively quick photoperiod finish

Banana Kush generally develops a balanced frame rather than a single dominant pole. The main stem is strong, but the side branches are usually substantial enough to support multiple heavy flower sites. Topping, low-stress training, and selective pruning can help spread the plant horizontally and improve light penetration through the canopy. Internodal spacing is moderate, which gives growers enough room to shape the plant without producing the very open structure common to strongly sativa-leaning genetics.

Indoors, the most reliable planning range is approximately 8–9 weeks after the switch to 12/12. Faster phenotypes can finish near the early end of that window, while more Haze-influenced expressions may need a little longer. Flowers typically become compact and heavily coated with resin during the second half of bloom. Because the clusters can become dense, good airflow and sensible late-flower humidity are useful, particularly in tightly packed indoor gardens.

Outdoors, Banana Kush usually finishes from late September into early October in the Northern Hemisphere. This is comparatively early for a cultivar with some Haze ancestry and makes it more practical than longer-flowering sativas in regions where autumn weather deteriorates quickly. Exact timing still depends on latitude, plant size, phenotype, and seasonal temperatures.

The aromatic profile is led by ripe banana and sweet tropical fruit, backed by creamy, earthy, woody, and lightly spicy notes. Banana Kush Feminized Seeds are best suited to growers looking for a medium, branchy photoperiod plant with dense resinous flowers, an eight-to-nine-week indoor bloom, and a late-September-to-early-October outdoor harvest.