OG Kush
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OG Kush

Breeder Matt Berger first spread OG Kush in Florida, where local growers knew it as Kryptonite, or "Krippy".

  • Hybrid
  • 18% THC

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Sobre OG Kush

Breeder Matt Berger first spread OG Kush in Florida, where local growers knew it as Kryptonite, or "Krippy". Josh Del Rosso (JoshD) brought it to Los Angeles, perfected how to grow it and popularized...

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Del Rosso was the first to cultivate Kush in California, sharing cuttings with friends and fellow growers, and renaming it OG Kush (OG being short for “Original,” not “Ocean Grown” or “Original Gangster” as is often rumored) to differentiate his Florida plant from phenotypes cultivated by other breeders. When OG Kush first started to proliferate through the market, many growers reproduced the plant without the right indoor grow conditions, and the results often have varied in quality, effect, and flavor profile. OG Kush is meant to signify that the strain was grown properly by Josh and his original crew of breeders. JoshD also reports that OG Kush is difficult to grow because it’s highly sensitive to changes in light and nutrient levels and can be susceptible to pests. Successful growers will find OG Kush has a 58-day flowering period and develops sizable yields of triangle-shaped colas covered in oily, shiny trichomes. Sugar leaves are green with streaks of lavender and pink. Testing from Phylos Bioscience reveals moderate genetic variation in the strain.

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