OG KUSH

Though no one is completely sure, OG Kush is possibly a cross of Chemdawg and Hindu Kush or Old World Paki Kush. It is an indica-dominant hybrid known for its high THC content and remains especially popular throughout California, Colorado, and the Pacific Northwest. After consuming OG Kush, expect strong euphoria and intense cerebral effects to settle in, often followed by mild to strong couch-lock. Remember, OG Kush is considered one of the most uplifting strains available. It provides consumers with a wonderful amalgamation of body-melting euphoria and a calm, tranquil state of mind.

If you’ve ever had the pleasure of smelling top-shelf OG Kush, you’ll know that the nuggets have one of the freshest scents that nature can produce. Some users suggest the aroma is reminiscent of being lost within a dank, old-growth forest. The strain’s scent is woodsy, piney, and earthy, immediately hitting your senses.

OG Kush’s flavor can surprise even the most jaded of self-proclaimed marijuana lovers. It offers none-too-subtle undertones of lime, lemon, spice, and faint hints of citrus.

OG Kush features the classic yellow-green sugar leaf color with orange pistils and green, sometimes sage-shaded water leaves. The buds are densely coated with crystalline trichomes. This makes perfect sense when considering the OG Kush strain’s heavy THC content.

Cannabis cultivators typically find that growing OG Kush is a financially beneficial ploy. It is considered a top-shelf strain in dispensaries. As a result, you can expect to pay a substantial sum for an ounce. However, cultivating it indoors produces up to 18 ounces per square meter, whereas outdoor-grown OG Kush provides approximately 16-18 ounces per plant. That said, OG Kush can be an especially challenging crop to cultivate. Therefore, it is vital to closely monitor and watch the plant’s growing environment and climate. The strain is susceptible to a few issues, including powdery mildew, bugs, mites, mold, and other diseases. However, you can keep your OG Kush crop healthy with regular care and monitoring.

OG Kush has a broad range when it comes to its THC content. You can find versions of it with anywhere between 19% and 26% THC, although 23% seems to be average.

Like most high-THC strains, OG Kush has minimal CBD, usually less than 0.5%.

OG Kush users frequently report dry mouth and dry eyes as common side effects. Also, people with low THC tolerances may experience mild paranoia or anxiety. If this happens to you, remember that the experience will pass. Maintain slow, deep, and steady breaths and try to remain calm. Excessive consumption of OG Kush could result in a highly unpleasant experience that prevents you from wanting to try marijuana again. If you find this strain too potent, choose a lower THC option or a strain like Harlequin, which combines THC and CBD and offers a much milder effect.