Indica

Death Bubba Strain

Also known as: Death Bubba Kush, Bubba Death

THC22% - 27%

CBD0% - 1%

Flowering8 to 9 weeks

Top terpenes: Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Linalool

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Quick answer

Death Bubba is a heavily sedative indica crossing Death Star with Bubba Kush, typically testing 22% - 27% THC. Effects: Relaxed, Sleepy, Hungry, Euphoric.

Our TakeGord - senior buyer since 2016

Death Bubba is not a name you argue with. Death Star brings the fuel, Bubba Kush brings the earth and the sedation, and the combination is one of the most reliable lights-out cultivars in the country. This is a twenty-minute fuse: peppery diesel on the nose, a warm heavy climb, and then the lights go down. I hand it to the insomnia crowd and the pain crowd, the people who have tried the polite indicas and need the real thing. I do not hand it to anyone with evening plans, and neither should you. The honest downside is right on the label: this is a one-ride cultivar, and the ride ends wherever you are sitting.

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Reported effects

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Lab Sheet

Strain facts – the numbers behind the high

THC Range

22% - 27%

Individual batches vary; craft lots often test higher.

CBD Range

0% - 1%

Trace amounts only. This is a THC-driven profile.

Type

Indica

Ratio drives the shape of the high.

Top Terpenes

Myrcene · Caryophyllene · Linalool

The terpene leaders behind the flavour and feel.

Flowering Time

8 to 9 weeks

Grower reference for cultivar finish time.

Lineage

Death Star × Bubba Kush

Documented parent genetics.

Where this sits in the indica laneMost indicas test 15% to 22% THC

Lower

Typical

Upper

Death Bubba Strain: 22% - 27% THC. Right in the sweet spot of the indica lane.

The takeaway: Published ranges describe typical batches. Check the in-stock list above for the exact lot on the shelf today.

The story of Death Bubba

Death Bubba is a Vancouver-era legend, bred from Death Star and Bubba Kush, and the name is the honest product description. Death Star contributes the fuel-forward diesel nose and sheer potency, Bubba Kush contributes the earthy, minty, famously sedative body. The cross became a Canadian staple because it does exactly one thing and does it completely.

Terpene breakdown

Myrcene dominates, and in ranges this high it is the whole engine: deep muscle relaxation and heavy eyelids. Caryophyllene adds the peppery bite, linalool rounds the finish with a floral calm. The terpene weight is why the effect feels bigger than the THC number alone.

Growing Death Bubba

An 8 to 9 week finish with Bubba-style structure: short, stocky plants and dense, resin-caked buds. The main work is late-flower humidity control, because these dense flowers mould if the air stalls. Resin production in the final two weeks is generous even by indica standards.

How to consume Death Bubba

This is a last-stop cultivar. One or two puffs of a 25 percent batch is a full evening for most people, and the climb from first pull to full sedation takes about twenty minutes. Do not drive, do not plan, and keep the snacks within reach before you sit down.

Death Bubba vs similar strains

Against Bubba Kush itself, Death Bubba is louder and stronger. Against Death Star, it trades some cerebral weirdness for a cleaner body shutdown. Shelf references: Pink Death is the Pink Kush sibling of the same idea, and Bubba Kush is the milder parent.