OG Kush is synonymous with quality, it is the most consumed variety of marijuana in the USA, it has been shown in movies, they have written songs about it, and they are the origin of many of the most famous hybrids of today. If you're wondering why this plant is in such high demand, read on and you'll find out...
How is OG Kush feminized?
Its fame is not a coincidence, it is a reputation that has been earned over the years, as it is a genetics that meets many of the qualities that seeks any cannabis consumer: taste, effect, resin production and easy cultivation.
Morphologically it is special, it forms a structure that looks like sativa, but with Indica leaves, that is, leaves of wide leaflets but in branches of great internodal distance, and quite shapeable.
At present it is rare to find a seed bank that does not offer in its catalog OG Kush marijuana seeds in one format or another, pure or mixed, it might be for a reason, don't you think?
What is the OG Kush genetics?
It comes from the Chemdog, which in its genes contains a powerful equatorial sativa such as the Lemon Thai, mixed with a great indica, the Old Paki Kush from Pakistan. There are several theories of how OG Kush was born, it is a complex story that few know for sure, but there is enough unanimity in the Thai and Pakistani ancestors.
One thing is clear: it is a champion lineage, quality genes that transfer to the offspring the qualities that have given it world fame. Among the descendants of the OG Kush, names such as Girl Scout Cookies stand out, but there are hundreds of plants today that come from this family tree.
