OG Kush Online

OG Kush contains 25% sativa and 75% indica – the perfect blend for a full-body relaxation high.

Pros:

• High yielding when grown indoors
• Gives feelings of euphoric joy
• THC up to 19%

Cons:

• Outdoor growth leads to bugs and powdery mildew

Although OG Kush needs a bit more warmth, making it a good candidate for indoor growing, it’s still one of the easiest hybrid strains you can grow. It produces short, compact little plants that yield decent amounts with just a short period of flowering. OG Kush has a high level of THC that makes it strong with mild side effects. It smells earthy at first whiff, then starts smelling of pine and citrus, offering a great user experience.

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What are hybrid types of cannabis?

“Hybrid” cannabis strains are strains like Blue Dream, Jilly Bean, Dutch Treat, and Banana Kush. They are mix (a hybrid) of the other two main classes of cannabis — “indica” and “sativa”. Hybrids often provide a more balanced combination of indica and sativa’s effects. The names “hybrid”, “indica”, and “sativa” are part of the folk taxonomy of cannabis, and they predate modern chemical quantification of the plant. The terms are often not the whole picture, but continue to be useful both to breeders, growers and consumers of marijuana.

Why should I care about hybrids vs indicas vs sativas?

Unlike drinking alcohol, where there is one psychological endpoint — being drunk — different types of cannabis can result in vastly different effects. Knowing what type of cannabis you are consuming can help you achieve the type of effect you might want to feel.

For example, indicas are generally more sedative, so if you want to shut down stress and pass out on the couch — indicas it is. (One good way to remember the difference is: ‘indicas equal in da couch.’)

By contrast, sativas are categorized as daytime strains, because they are prone to providing an uplifting and energetic head high.