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OG strains trace their lineage back to OG Kush, a hybrid that emerged in Florida in the early 1990s and migrated west to become the cornerstone of California cannabis. The OG family runs hybrid-leaning but indica-dominant, with that characteristic gas-and-pine nose and a heavy-but-cerebral high that earned the line its reputation. Modern OG crosses like Bumper OG, Skywalker OG, and Tahoe OG carry forward the original's potency while improving on flowering time, yield, and pest resistance. Our OG selection includes both photoperiod and autoflower variants for indoor and outdoor growers alike.
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About the OG family
The argument over what "OG" actually stands for has run since the strain's introduction — Ocean Grown, Original Gangster, Original Genetics — but the chemotype is settled. OG strains center on a limonene-myrcene-caryophyllene terpene combination that produces the signature lemon-Pine-Sol-fuel aroma, paired with THC levels that consistently push into the high 20s.
OG plants run slightly taller than pure Kush, finish in 8-9 weeks of flower, and reward heavy feeding once they hit the stretch. They're more sensitive to humidity in late flower than landrace Kush, so growers in humid climates often pull them indoors or train them aggressively to keep airflow through the canopy.
The high reads cerebral-into-couchlock — energizing in the first 15-20 minutes, deeply relaxing after that. It's why OG remains the default night-cap strain in California and one of the most-requested genetics on the medical side for chronic pain and stress.
Frequently asked questions
What does OG mean in OG Kush?
The most widely accepted origin story is that "OG" stands for "Ocean Grown," referring to the strain's roots in coastal Southern California. Other interpretations include "Original Gangster" and "Original Genetics." The cultivar itself originated as a cross brought from Florida to California in the early 1990s.
How is OG Kush different from regular Kush?
Pure Kush strains are landrace-derived indicas from the Hindu Kush mountains with earthy-piney terpenes and heavy sedation. OG Kush is a hybrid that crosses Kush genetics with Chemdawg-line strains, producing a more cerebral high, a fuel-forward aroma, and slightly taller plants than pure Kush.
Is OG Kush hard to grow?
OG Kush is moderately demanding. The plant grows taller than most Kush varieties, stretches significantly in early flower, and is sensitive to humidity in the final 2-3 weeks. Beginners can grow it successfully but should plan for staking, training, and tight humidity control during late flower.