What are the genetics of OG Kush?

What are the genetics of OG Kush?

With a vibrant mix of genetic traits, OG Kush typically tests in with a 55% sativa and 45% indica profile. After consuming OG Kush, expect strong euphoria and intense cerebral effects to settle in, often followed by mild to strong couch-lock.

What is the difference between OG and OG Kush?

The composition of Kush Vs. OG. The Kush strain is composed of relatively higher levels of fenchol, camphene, a-terpineol, Linalool, and terpinolene. The OG strain, on the other hand, contains mainly compounds of guaiol, myrcene, a-pinene, β-eudesmol, and trans-ocimene.

What is the strongest OG Kush?

1 – Godfather OG (The World’s Strongest Marijuana Strain?) Godfather OG is cultivated by California Herbal Remedies (CHR) and is believed to be a cross of Cherry Pie, OG Kush, and Granddaddy Purps. With this information in hand, it is no surprise that Godfather OG is often referred to as the ‘Don of all Kush’ strains.

Does OG mean Kush?

OG Kush is one of the world’s most distinguished, renowned and sought-out strains of marijuana among those who appreciate the product’s quality. The soundest theory, however, is that OG Kush means “Ocean Grown Kush” referring to that which grows (or at least used to) close to the sea, by the Bay of California.

What strain has the most sativa?

Most Potent Sativa Strains

  • Ghost Train Haze.
  • Amnesia Haze.
  • Jack Herer.
  • Super Sour Diesel.
  • Green Crack.
  • Blue Walker.
  • Purple Haze. Purple Haze is a Sativa dominant strain resulting from a cross between Purple Thai and Haze strains.
  • Strawberry Cough. The name of this Sativa dominant strain suggests everything about it.

Is Kush an Indica or Sativa?

Kush generally refers to a pure or hybrid Cannabis indica strain.

What drug is Kush slang for?

Synthetic marijuana
Synthetic marijuana is often sold as incense or potpourri, and can be branded with names like K2, Spice, Kush or Klimax, the Daily Mail reports. The substance is a mixture of various herbs, sprayed with an assortment of chemicals whose effects purportedly mimic the high from regular marijuana when smoked.

Why was the first place illegal?

For Western states, a driving reason was a fear of Mexican immigrants who used the plant. In Eastern states, it was fear of African Americans and jazz musicians who used cannabis to “take advantage of white women.” Making marijuana illegal was essentially a way to outlaw being an immigrant or not white.