The ancestry of the Pink Kush is still unknown because of the lack of documentation but is said to be the offspring of the fabled OG Kush, history’s most famous strain. It takes on a legacy by providing a powerful body high that is effective as a treatment for patients suffering from inflammation, loss of appetite, anxiety, insomnia, depression, migraines/headaches, chronic pain, and mood disorder. Because of a lack of documentation, the ratio of its Sativa to Indica descent is yet to be determined but seems to be as low as 10% to 90% sequentially, indicating intense physical effects. THC tests are rare but some information that is publicly available insinuates a reasonably high potency, exceeding 20%. CBD levels of this strain are reported to have a low level, appearing to be at less than 1%. So this is not the strain you would want to use if you are a patient suffering from an epileptic disorder. The taste and aroma of the Pink Kush are comparable with notes of wood, flowers, and pine. The strain got its name from the pink hairs that leaves mark on its green nugs. It is a strain that is sought-after within legal markets of Canada and the North Pacific West.