100 OG Kush
- THC
- 20–26%
- Flowering
- 7–9 wk
- Terpene
- Myrcene
- Effect
- Creative

Checked Oct 21, 2026 · 5 sources
Khalifa Kush is a hybrid that's easy to grow. It was bred by Khalifa Kush from OG Kush. Its THC is about 25% (sources say 21–29%), higher than 82% of the 2,347 strains in our database that list THC. It flowers in about 9 weeks (one source lists 8–10 weeks).
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Grow facts
Grow facts come from the breeder first, then seed banks and strain databases. With 2 sources we show the range and the middle; with 3 or more, the range and the median, after leaving out values far from the rest. The breeder's own value is the anchor, unless it is far from every other source (outside their range and more than 20% from their median); then we show the full range and the median of all of them. A fact from a single source is marked "1 source", and a fact no source lists is left out. Yields are converted to one unit: indoor per square meter, outdoor per plant.
CTU writes every profile from these facts; we do not copy other sites' descriptions. Values that are a generic default in the source data are left out. Last checked Oct 21, 2026.
Source: CTU strain dataset (public strain listings and breeder info, checked by CTU), verified Oct 2026. Potency, flavor and effects vary by grower, batch and plant. Facts no source lists are left out.
The grow facts a breeder or public strain listing gives for Khalifa Kush.
Flowering window (weeks after the switch to 12/12)
Sources: the breeder, seed banks and strain databases listed under sources, checked Oct 2026. Percentages compare with every strain in our database that lists the same fact.
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Khalifa Kush is listed in public strain databases as a hybrid from the breeder Khalifa Kush. Its listed lineage is OG Kush.
Public listings give Khalifa Kush a THC level of 21%, which is around the middle of the range. Compared with all strains in our research dataset that have their own THC figure, it is higher than roughly 51% of them. Potency varies by grower, batch and lab, so read these numbers as typical values, not guarantees.
People most often describe the flavor of Khalifa Kush as pine, citrus and lemon. The terpenes listed most often are limonene (citrus), myrcene (earthy, musky) and caryophyllene (peppery, spicy). Limonene is the lead terpene for about 21% of the high-confidence strains in our dataset, so it is a less common lead. Terpenes shape smell and taste; their levels change from batch to batch.
People who have tried Khalifa Kush most often report feeling relaxed, giggly, happy, creative and uplifted. These are user reports, not promises. Effects differ from person to person and depend on dose, setting and tolerance.
Listed resistance: pests high. Grow where home cultivation is legal, and follow your state rules.
Parents and the strains bred from it, from published lineage.
Parents
This strain
Bred from it
Matched on shared parents, top terpenes, type and THC. Never on medical use.
Hybrid strainsLimonene strainsPine strainsStrains bred from OG Kush
Where to buy
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Grow it
Flowering time, height and difficulty from the sources, then the full method in the Growing course.
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