OG Kush by Barneys Farm Seeds
Seed QTY: 5
Type: Feminized Strain
Step into the world of OG Kush, a legendary strain with a rich genetic lineage. Created from a tantalizing cross of Chemdawg, Lemon Thai, and Hindu Kush, OG Kush is renowned for its unique terpene profile and complex genetic makeup. With active compound levels ranging from 23% to an impressive 26%, this indica-dominant variety delivers profound relaxation, stress relief, and long-lasting effects, making it a favorite for seasoned enthusiasts.
This strain’s quick flowering time of 55–65 days allows growers to enjoy its beauty without a long wait. Indoors, OG Kush grows to a compact height of 1m–1.2m, yielding up to 550g/m², while outdoor plants can reach an impressive height of 1.5m–2.5m, producing harvests of up to 1.5kg per plant. Its versatility makes it a go-to choice for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.
OG Kush boasts an earthy and pungent aroma, enriched with notes of citrus and spice, thanks to its high concentrations of myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene. This robust terpene profile not only enhances its flavor but also contributes to its relaxing and soothing effects, making it ideal for unwinding after a long day.
Is OG Kush Indica or Sativa?
OG Kush is 30% Sativa and 70% Indica.
How should I store my OG Kush seeds?
Store OG Kush seeds in a cool, dark place in an airtight container. For optimal preservation, keep them in a refrigerator with proper labeling and avoid freezing conditions.
What is the best way to germinate OG Kush seeds?
If germination is permitted in your area, try the paper towel method. Place the seeds on a damp paper towel, cover them with another damp towel, and keep them in a warm, dark spot. Check daily to ensure the towels remain moist. Once germinated, carefully transfer the seeds to soil or another suitable growing medium.
What is the best temperature for germinating OG Kush seeds?
For successful germination, maintain temperatures between 70°F–90°F (21°C–32°C). Temperatures outside this range can slow or halt germination, while extremes may lead to stunted growth or drying out of seedlings.
