Tko strain guide
Tko, also written T.K.O., is a hybrid most often listed as Triangle Kush crossed with GMO. It smells earthy with lemon and citrus, and some batches carry a savoury edge. People describe it as euphoric and creative but mostly calm.
Where does Tko come from?
The cross most often given for Tko is Triangle Kush and GMO, credited to Skunk House Genetics. Two strain databases both list that pairing.
That said, the history isn't fully settled. One strain database notes other reported crosses, including Triangle Kush with Northern Lights #1 and a mix of OG Kush and Gelato 41, so different products sold under this name may not share the same genetics.
What does Tko smell and taste like?
Reviewers most often describe Tko as lemony and earthy with a citrus edge. Some pick up a peppery, savoury note that fits the GMO side, and one reviewer compared the taste to soap.
One strain database lists myrcene as its most common terpene, followed by caryophyllene and limonene. Myrcene brings the earthy base, caryophyllene a peppery bite and limonene the lemon.
Tko effects: what people report
People most often mention feeling euphoric, creative and somewhat energetic at first. Many reviews also describe it as relaxed and happy, and overall it's called more calming than racy. Some say it's relaxing without being hard to function on, while others find it gets sleepy later.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry eyes and the munchies are the most common complaints.
How strong is Tko?
Published numbers are thin. One strain database lists Tko at about 20% THC, which is above average, and CBD is usually very low. We couldn't find a published range beyond that.
Because the genetics behind the name vary, your product's label is the best guide. Start with a small amount and see how it lands before having more.
Buying Tko in Canada
Tko is an uncommon name, and the same letters can show up on unrelated products. If the label or producer lists the parents, check whether it's the Triangle Kush and GMO version.
If you find it, compare the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date on the label before you buy.
Tko vs Triangle Kush
Triangle Kush is the parent every version of Tko seems to share. Triangle Kush is known for an earthy, fuel and citrus smell and a heavy, relaxed feel. Tko keeps the earthy citrus but leans more toward lemon, with a savoury touch from GMO, and reviewers more often describe a creative, energetic start before it calms down. If you want a straightforward heavy Kush, go with Triangle Kush. If you'd like something a little brighter up front, Tko is the one to try.
Strains like Tko
If you like Tko, these are the closest matches:
- Triangle Kush: its most widely reported parent, earthy and fuel-heavy.
- GMO: the other parent most often given, savoury and funky.
- OG Kush: a big part of the family tree behind Triangle Kush, with a similar earthy citrus smell.
