OG Kush Autoflower Marijuana Seeds

What is OG Kush?

The list of strains with contentious origins and histories now includes OG Kush. This strain is the subject of numerous tales and folklore. The most well-known of them claims that OverGrown.com is what the “OG” in its name stands for. This used to be the biggest global cannabis cultivation website on the Internet. In 2006, Canadian police closed the location, making it a historical landmark. Another persistent urban legend connects the initials to the term “Ocean Grown.” California, a state that loves marijuana, has a whole different explanation for the name. Many cannabis connoisseurs in California think the name “OG” is only a tribute to the Original Gangster strain of marijuana, which is well-known in the region. OG Kush is a true direct descendant of the renowned Chemdawg strain, regardless of where the term came from. Other rumors contend that this strain and Old World Paki Kush were crossed to generate OG Kush. One of the most often used strains for both medicinal and recreational marijuana consumers on the West Coast is OG. OG Kush is well-known for having a high THC content of 24%.

Strain’s Flavor, Aroma & Appearance

The superior flavor of OG Kush, which is reminiscent of the original plant, is its best quality. She has an excellent Kush flavor with undertones of pepper, petrol, and lemon. With somewhat large, Indica-like buds, yellowish-green leaves, orange hairs, and a thick layer of trichomes that are like powdered sugar, the OG Kush strain is simple to identify. With somewhat large, Indica-like buds, yellowish-green leaves, orange hairs, and a thick layer of trichomes that are like powdered sugar, the OG Kush strain is simple to identify.

Growing Information of OG Kush

Cannabis plant OG Kush Autoflowering is incredibly robust and takes very little care. She is therefore ideal for beginning growers. If you reside in an area with a humid environment and brief summers, her autoflowering characteristics are a huge benefit. She could be cultivated outside making the most of the hottest and longest days throughout the summer season, avoiding the autumn cold because of her 70–80 day life cycle. Remember that OG Kush Autoflowering is moisture’s worst enemy to her Indica dominance because her extraordinarily dense and compact body takes so long to dry up. The good news is that because autoflowering genotypes grow so quickly, they are less susceptible to fungus and pests than their photoperiod sisters. As one would anticipate from an autoflowering, OG Kush Autoflowering is a true sprinter that only needs a sufficient diet and the greatest number of daylight hours to reach her full potential. Use a 20/4 light schedule from the beginning and stick with it throughout the entire life cycle if you’re farming indoors. When she’s ready, she’ll blossom. We advise utilizing pots of at least 10 L and, if you have enough room, 20 L to get the most out of OG Kush Autoflowering. To ensure that roots can absorb all of the nutrients available, the substrate must also be thoroughly aerated. Simply add 1/3 of coco coir to it to do this. In order to prevent standing water, you must water sparingly but frequently.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does OG Kush Autoflower take to grow?

about 75 days

How much does OG Kush Autoflower yield?

400-450 g/m²

What is the average height of OG Kush Autoflower?

1.2 m above