They look great. Or as Nando says (for those who remember Billy Crystal on SNL) You Mook Mahlevous!!

I got about 7 oz from the 3 clones I got from Upstate clones shout out Burnman. And that with one harvested too early, indoors, tent and lots of mistakes still a decent harvest.. I will do better next time but still happy with first grow for me in 30 years, all those old grows were outside. Got seedlings now and they are branching early, looking like young examples of the ones in the pic, good times,  good sign.

Nice looking plants.

6 of my Animal Face#4 flipping to flower today. These plants are monsters with dozens of nodes for short plants.

Turns out the State officials have no sense of humor

Oct 16, 2024
Implements Embargo for all Products Manufactured by K.U.S.H. Collective

SACRAMENTO – The Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) is revoking the licenses of K.U.S.H. Collective (CDPH-10003907 and C11-0000695-LIC) located at 16770 Stagg Street, Van Nuys, CA 91460.

To view the Notice of Provisional License Revocations, please visit:

Notice of Provisional License Revocation for CDPH-10003907
Notice of Provisional License Revocation for C11-0000695-LIC

During its investigation, the DCC found that the licensee was unable to demonstrate that cannabis products represented as having been manufactured on the licensee’s premises were in fact cultivated, processed, manufactured, packed, or held in a location duly licensed as required by California’s adult use cannabis law (“MAUCRSA”). The Department has probable cause to believe the products subject to the embargo may be adulterated or misbranded and therefore, may pose a risk to cannabis consumers.

In the interest of public health and safety, the DCC is implementing an embargo on all cannabis products manufactured by K.U.S.H. Collective and is issuing a consumer advisory to alert cannabis consumers to the risks posed by these products.

To view the complete list of embargoed products, visit: Cannabis recalls and safety notices.

The DCC is responsible for supporting and enforcing regulatory compliance of licensed commercial cannabis activity to promote accountability and consumer and public safety. This includes investigating alleged violations of MAUCRSA and its implementing regulations, taking administrative and disciplinary action to address such violations, and imposing fines and other sanctions against applicants and licensees who violate California’s laws.

Questions about this advisory notice should be emailed to embargo@cannabis.ca.gov.