OG Kush: The King of Medical Marijuana

History

OG Kush is a legendary strain with origins that date back almost 30 years to the sunny state of Florida. Though its exact genetic lineage is a closely-guarded secret, it is believed to have been created by mixing Chemdawg, Hindu Kush, and Lemon Thai with a Northern Californian strain. This strain is the origin of the term “OG,” which has been used in many other cannabis strains over the years.

OG Kush is known for its balanced composition (55% Sativa, 45% Indica) and mid-high THC levels, and has become a widely used strain for medical marijuana due to its potent therapeutic benefits. This hardy, resinous strain grows in chunky buds, dark green and shaped like grapes, and its trichomes are like white gold, tiny, sparkling, and covered in shiny resin.

Aroma and Flavour

OG Kush is known for its woodsy, piney, and earthy aroma, with undertones of lime, lemon, and spice as well as faint hints of citrusy splash. Its buds are densely coated with crystalline trichomes.

Effect

OG Kush is a balanced hybrid, providing the best of both worlds in terms of effects. Consumers can expect strong euphoria and intense cerebral effects combined with a mild to strong couch-lock. It is also considered one of the most uplifting strains, providing consumers with a wonderful combination of body-melting euphoria and a calm, tranquil state of mind.

Medical Use

OG Kush is a popular strain for medical marijuana patients due to its potent therapeutic benefits. It is frequently used to treat psychological disorders and chronic pain, and its strong cannabinoid