OG
Kush.
OG Kush is a legendary strain that has been the backbone of West Coast cannabis culture since the mid-1990s. Its genetic origins remain debated but it likely crosses Chemdawg with Hindu Kush.
Most-cited: euphoric, relaxed, happy.
Cannabis affects everyone differently — go slow.
Inhaled. Edibles take 60–90 min instead.
Half a session is plenty for newer users.
How it unfolds. By route, then by this strain.
Cannabis timing is set by the route — lungs versus gut — before the strain has a say. Edibles run roughly 4× longer and peak ~6× later than inhaled. Once the route is fixed, this strain's chemistry shifts the curve in specific, predictable ways — see the modifiers below.
- Heavier peak, longer recovery tail. Above 22% THC the peak hits harder and the clear-headed mark slips closer to the 3-hour line for new users.THC
23.0%
How will I actually feel? One card per question.
The yes/no answer is on the card. Delivers a heavy, mixed head and body effect. Users report intense euphoria coupled with strong physical relaxation.
Most reviewers describe a clear, light head-lift. Bright at the start, easy through the middle.
A grounded, settled body feel reported by most reviewers.
Sleep-leaning. Most reviewers reach for this after dinner, not before work.
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What's in it. By smell, by feel.
Terpenes are why one flower smells like blueberry and another like pine. They drive most of what you actually feel.
Earthy, mango, herbal. The grounding counterweight to the head-lift.
Black pepper, clove. The body-easing note.
Lemon, citrus peel. Why some flowers feel “bright” to reviewers.
Where it came from. Lineage record.
OG Kush is a legendary strain that has been the backbone of West Coast cannabis culture since the mid-1990s. Its genetic origins remain debated but it likely crosses Chemdawg with Hindu Kush.
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Informational only — not medical advice. Read full disclaimer. Cannabis sativa × indica
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