Triangle Kush

The story of Triangle Kush

Triangle Kush comes from Marty "TK" Calabrese's Florida program - a clone-only OG Kush selection (an accidental cross, per breeder histories) that became the foundation of the state's legacy scene. The "triangle" refers to the state's shape and the three strongest clone expressions. Its genetics run through some of the most consequential debates in modern breeding: the GSC family tree cites it, Gumbo traces to it, and virtually every Florida OG line touches it. Clone-only heritage like Bubba Kush - no seed packs, just cuttings.

Terpene breakdown

• Myrcene (0.785%): the relaxed, body-heavy base.
• Limonene (0.53%): bright citrus lift on top.
• Caryophyllene (0.388%): peppery, fuel-adjacent spice underneath.

Triangle Kush's dominant terp is Myrcene, and it leads the flavour on every inhale.

Growing Triangle Kush

A 9 to 11 week flower with sturdy, medium-height plants and dense, frost-heavy buds. It is hardy in heat and humidity - Florida genetics - but indoors prefers dry air late. Moderate yields with old-school flavour that connoisseurs chase.

How to consume Triangle Kush

An intense OG: one or two puffs deliver a deep body lock with a hazy, introspective head. Vaping smooths the lemon-kush exhale. Evening only - this is the strain your grandfather warned you about, in the best way.

Triangle Kush vs similar strains

Compared to Platinum OG, Triangle Kush is earthier and less polished. Against its suspected child Gumbo, it is funkier and less sweet. And versus Girl Scout Cookies, it is the ancestral shadow behind the cookies - heavier, darker, older.