King Tut, also known as “Tutankhamon” or “King Tutankhamun,” is a sativa-dominant cannabis strain.
Origins and Genetics:
King Tut is believed to be a descendant of the legendary AK-47 strain, one of the most well-known sativa-dominant hybrids. The exact genetic lineage and breeder may vary, but it’s typically considered a sativa-leaning strain.
Appearance and Aroma:
King Tut buds often have a bright green appearance with orange and amber pistils. They tend to be dense and coated in resinous trichomes. The aroma of King Tut is typically described as citrusy and earthy, with hints of pine and skunk. Some users also note a spicy or herbal undertone in the scent.
Flavor Profile:
The flavor profile of King Tut often includes citrus and pine notes, along with earthy and woody undertones. Some variations of this strain may have a slightly sweet or spicy flavor. The taste is generally pleasant and may leave a citrusy aftertaste.
Effects and Potency:
King Tut is known for its energizing and uplifting effects. It tends to induce a cerebral and creative high, making it a popular choice for daytime use. Users often report feeling more focused, motivated, and euphoric. It’s not typically associated with heavy sedation or relaxation.
Medical Benefits:
The mentally uplifting and mood-enhancing effects of King Tut may have potential therapeutic benefits for individuals dealing with symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress. Some users also find it helpful for enhancing focus and creativity.
Cultivation Information:
King Tut can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors. Indoor cultivation allows for better control of environmental factors like lighting and humidity. The flowering time for King Tut typically ranges from 8 to 9 weeks.
