Cherry OG

Grow Information

According to the breeder, this hybrid strain grows vigorously into a tall, lanky plant, performing at its best when given a well-balanced nutritional plant diet of nitrogen, calcium, and magnesium, although the proportions for each are not laid out. Suitable for indoor or outdoor growing conditions, Emerald Triangle Seeds states that its Cherry OG is disease resistant. In a 10-week flowering period, Cherry OG plants yield large amounts of dense, medium-sized buds that are drenched with sticky resin, making it a viable candidate for concentrate extractions. If grown outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, growers should prepare to harvest their Cherry OG plants around mid-October, while plants grown in the Southern Hemisphere should be harvested in mid-April.