Sativa Dominant Hybrid – 70% Sativa / 30% Indica
THC: 10% – 20%
OC OG, also known as “Orange County OG,” is a rare sativa dominant hybrid strain created as a descendant of the original OG Kush that was born and bred in the one and only Orange County, California. This bud packs your classic OG high and flavor, although with a little bit more of an eye-opening experience. The high comes on with a pretty quick hit of energizing effects that fill you with a sense of euphoria that won’t overwhelm you. As your mind soars, your body will slowly be overcome by a relaxing tingly body high that won’t cause sedation. You’ll soon be hit with a pretty hefty case of the munchies, so be sure to have some snacks on hand. Thanks to these effects and its high 10-20% average THC level, OC OG is said to be perfect for treating conditions such as chronic pain, ADD or ADHD, appetite loss, headaches, and depression. This bud has a tangy lemon flavor with a slightly woody aftertaste. The aroma is very earthy and sweet with a sharp lemon pine effect that’s released as the nugs are burned. This bud has fluffy small dusty green nugs with amber hairs and a coating of chunky amber crystal trichomes.
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