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OG Kush and its children strains (Fire OG and Skywalker OG) are simply excellent -- and no surprise, considering the quality of OG Kush itself. Although there are many theories about the meaning of 'OG'…
OG Kush and its children strains (Fire OG and Skywalker OG) are simply excellent -- and no surprise, considering the quality of OG Kush itself. Although there are many theories about the meaning of 'OG' ('Ocean Grown' and 'Original Gangster' are the most popular answers), everyone agrees that these strains aren't for the meek.
For the Ocean Grown camp, the story goes that a California grower claimed his marijuana was 'mountain-grown,' but it was so good, that the disbelieving user responded, 'This isn't mountain-grown; its ocean grown.' And, just like that, the name stuck with this top-notch strain of weed. 'Original Gangster,' on the other hand, is a common term that also originated in California, and many assume that the name honors that heritage. In either case, OG strains of marijuana are well-known for their top quality and popularity. If you buy this mix pack of OG strains, you will quickly understand why.
OG Kush is an indica-dominant hybrid strain of marijuana (75% indica, 25% sativa). It has 19% THC, which is reasonably high, and low CBD levels. This combination gives it the effects that people love. Euphoria, relaxation, and hunger are all common effects of this strain. Many smoke OG Kush when they suffer from headaches, insomnia, pain, stress, depression, and more.
Another reason people love OG Kush is for its delicious taste and smell. Its flavors are reminiscent of a walk in the forest. Indeed, woodiness, pine, earthiness, and an herbal scent and taste are all included in the delicious OG Kush.
OG Kush is derived from a combination of Chem Dawg and Old World Paki Kush. The plant isn't terribly hard to grow, and it is a compact plant that will end up giving a grower about 17 ounces of weed per square meter of Cannabis plant. Outdoor OG Kush marijuana plants will provide you with around 16 ounces of usable flower per plant.
Fire OG is another indica-dominant (70%) marijuana plant that is especially popular for its intense flavor and extremely potent effects on the smoker. It is known for being one of the strongest OG strains out there, earning the name, 'fire.'
The first thing you will feel when you smoke Fire OG is a significant feeling of well-being and joy, alongside total relaxation. It does wonders for people who could use a break from their stressful life or someone who needs help falling (and staying) asleep.
Not only are the effects of Fire OG delightful, but its flavor and scent are also excellent. It has a combination of a mild sweetness confirmed with herbs, allowing it to be instantly recognized just by its smell.
Growing Fire OG is not easy, so it takes a lot of work to get your delicious reward. Read some of the growing guides on our blog to learn how to grow it well. When properly cultivated, you will be rewarded with 14 ounces per square meter of plants when grown indoors. Outdoors, it yields 17 ounces per plant.
People who smoke the Skywalker OG strain will experience a delightful mellowness like its namesake, Luke Skywalker. The beloved Star Wars character is the inspiration for this strain because it will take your mind to a galaxy far, far away as soon as you smoke it. It's got a super high THC level, at a whopping 26%. CBD, on the other hand, is on the lower side. Skywalker OG comes from a combination of OG Kush and Skywalker.
These marijuana plants are relatively average in size, although they have a good yield with 14 ounces per square meter of plants. Outdoor Skywalker OG plants are going to yield around 17 ounces per plant. It isn't too hard to grow Skywalker OG plants, either, although there are definitely easier strains of marijuana to grow. The flowers of these plants have a sweet and spicy flavor, combined with an herbal earthiness.
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