O.G. Kush

Description

OG Kush: a respected mix of varieties

We simply don’t know its true genetics. Some say OG Kush is a mix of ChemDawg with a Lemon Thai and a Pakistani Kush. Others say it’s just a special ChemDawg sticker from the early 90s. Even the meaning behind the name OG has been debated, and some say that it stands for Original Gangster. Because of its origin, however, most people now agree that it means Ocean Grown.

Royal Queen Seeds growers worked hard to develop our own version of the legendary OG Kush. Using a mix of Chemdawg, Lemon Thai and Pakistani Kush, they have created a well-rounded strain with high THC levels and packed with fruity terpenes. Overall, she delivers a stony genetic profile consisting of 75% Indica genetics and 25% Sativa genetics.

Is OG Kush the most popular RQS strain?

One thing that is not up for debate is the popularity of this feminised cannabis strain. With everything from Hollywood movie stars to medical marijuana users, there’s no doubt that OG Kush is a favourite. The most obvious feature of OG Kush is its strong, unique, very raw and slightly citrusy aroma, almost like fuel or strong detergent. OG Kush emits an aroma that is both strong and raw, and then it has an aftertaste that doesn’t just disappear.

OG Kush delivers a strong feeling of being mentally and physically high

OG Kush is an extremely strong cannabis strain, and most experienced smokers cite it as one of their favourites. The effect is as strong physically as it is mentally. Although the effect is similar to a Sativa, the strain’s genetics are mainly from Indica. The effect is strong and complex, as is the aroma. It takes 8 weeks for OG Kush to flower, and on average the yield will be 500 grams/plant.

THC levels of 19% create a feeling of being high, which in turn calms the body and soul. Delicious scents and flavours of citrus, pine and fruit enhance the feeling of being high and make you long for the next wh… and the next. High concentrations of the terpenes myrcene, limonene and caryophyllene support her recognisable aroma.

Growers can easily achieve higher yields by applying basic training techniques. Topping early in the vegetative phase forces plants to produce more main stems and more bud areas. Both mainlining and low-stress training keep her bushy and compact area at the top under control with sufficient airflow.

OG Kush blooms with large flowers with lovely shades

OG Kush tends to stretch a bit during the growing phase, but it quickly starts to fill out when it flowers. Normally it will be 90 cm to 160 cm. The buds are large and dense lime-green clusters covered with a large amount of resin. There are many reasons why OG Kush has become so popular. Now available in a feminised strain from Royal Queen Seeds, you can try this amazing plant for yourself.