Kaya's Koffee

Kaya's Koffee is a popular stain, cultivated by many growers. The initial credit goes to Pacific NW Roots for originally breeding this strain with a cross of Alien OG with Alien Kush (F2 cut).

Many list Kaya's Koffee as leaning just slightly to the Indica side, and she does hold some Indica-like characteristics.Her buds are round and popcorn-shaped, with fern-green and violet leaves. Fuzzy gold-trichome hairs cover the buds, lending a gold and lime-green appearance. Long orange pistils can be found in small bunches.

Some reviewers claimed to smell hints of coffee, but I have a feeling the name "Kaya's Koffee" was more about this strain being Kaya's morning choice.I smelled pine and nutmeg, with hints of mint and kush spice. The taste is similar, with the kush flavor being more pronounced.

Users report a smooth psychoactive buzz, that is stimulating, but not overwhelming. THC levels have reached 31% with this strain, so it can be quite potent. Kaya's Koffee even won the 2014 Seattle Cup for Earth's Strongest Strains. Most users found an enhanced sense of focus, and an easing of both mental and physical stress. The dominant terpene, Beta-Myrcene, is believed to have a sedative effect on the muscles and nerves.

Reviewers say Kaya's Koffee may be worth a shot for users with ADD or seeking relief from tension related grievances such as cramps and migraines, who also wish to stay out of bed. They say Kaya's Koffee gives that relaxing effect of Beta-Myrcene, with enough cerebral Sativa stimulation to keep us going.