Tom Ford Pink

Tom Ford Pink is a Canadian-born indica-dominant hybrid that unites two B.C. heavyweights: Pink Kush and Death Bubba. Its dense, round flowers often flash pink and lavender flecks beneath a thick frosting of trichomes, a visual hint at its typically high potency. Expect a myrcene-led terpene profile with supporting caryophyllene and humulene, translating into rose and apple-skin top notes over earthy wood and a faint tobacco finish—an elegant Kush bouquet that lingers. Effects unfurl quickly into a deeply relaxing, body-forward calm, with a serene, sleepy edge and a happy, munchy haze that can make evenings feel unhurried. Growers find Tom Ford Pink behaves much like its Pink Kush lineage: medium stature indoors, flowering in roughly 56–70 days, and capable of generous harvests when dialed in—around 600 g/m2 under lights and 600–700 g per plant outdoors by early October. THC often lands in the low-to-mid 20s (about 20–27%), while CBD remains trace (<1%). Plants stay manageable at roughly 100–150 cm and are considered a moderate‑difficulty run due to very dense, moisture‑prone colas. Between its compact, rock-hard buds, resin-heavy finish, and classic Kush gas under sweet florals, Tom Ford Pink carries the unmistakable pedigree of its parents while staking a luxurious identity of its own.