Although the precise parentage of Mango Kush remains a mystery, it is believed to be a blend of Mango and Hindu Kush. The Kush heritage gives this strain its dominant sativa properties.

Recreational users appreciate Mango Kush for its relaxing and uplifting effects. It is an excellent strain for a gentle and easygoing day. Many users report that it helps them to communicate better and be more sociable, which is particularly beneficial for those with social anxiety.

For medical users, Mango Kush is ideal for managing symptoms of cancer or HIV. It is also known to stimulate appetite, making it a great choice for those who need to regain their appetite.

While many strains have the sweet, tangy taste of mango, only a handful actually carry the fruit’s name. It was a delight to come across Mango Kush at a local dispensary, one of the few established mango-inspired strains available along with Mango and Mango Haze.

A child of the rare indica Mango from the ’60s and Hindu Kush, Mango Kush does not weigh you down as heavily as its parents do. Instead, it offers a state of hyper, blissful stupidity that inspires laughter and curiosity in everything. Despite side effects of distraction and reduced wit, Mango Kush’s high is highly enjoyable. It’s a great post-workout strain as it’s still relaxing on the body despite the heady sativa effects and energy boost. Moreover, it’s a highly sought-after hybrid for medical patients since some cuts of it contain small but noticeable amounts of CBD.

Mango Kush can be found easily at Buddy Boy and Lightshade. Although Lightshade offers great value and quality at $99 an ounce, Denver Dispensary packs the most tropical punch per pound. Little Green Pharmacy is another place where you can get your hands on it. For same effects try these Forbidden Zkittlez Loudpack Weed and Ghost Train Haze Rove Cartridge.