STRNG Seeds – Fire OG

Fire OG is known for its fiery red pistils, dense bud formation, and strong garden performance.

Most phenotypes are ready in about 9 weeks of flowering, though some growers stretch it to 10 for peak maturity.

Definitely. Its flame-colored hairs and thick layer of frosty trichomes give it a bold, fire-tipped look when fully ripe.

Indoors, it tends to grow between 100–130 cm, though topping and training can easily keep its height under control.

Expect an earthy, pine-forward aroma with lemon zest and herbal spice in the background — pungent but refined.

Yes — not only does it tolerate cool nights, it can develop deeper colors when exposed to temperature drops late in flower.

Yes, all products are testing in an outside laboratory and we provide the Certificate of Analysis on every product page.

Fire OG tends to stretch during early flower, so plan your training accordingly — it benefits from early topping or bending.

With solid lighting and good training, you can expect harvests in the 450–550g/m² range.

Its striking color, dense buds, and bold aroma leave a lasting impression — plus, it’s remarkably resilient once established.

Not particularly. It’s relatively hands-off once established, though it benefits greatly from light training and a steady environment.

They eliminate the need for sexing, letting you focus on healthy growth and high-yield harvests.

Absolutely. Feminized seeds from a reputable breeder will give you consistent structure and performance across your crop.

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Water every few days depending on pot size and airflow — let the top inch of soil dry out between waterings to avoid root issues.

Around 30–40 cm between plants allows enough airflow while keeping the canopy full and productive.

Yes. It takes well to topping, LST, and even mild defoliation — all of which help boost lateral bud production.

Aim to top around week 3 or once the plant has developed 4–5 nodes — early training sets it up for a flatter, more productive canopy.

A little goes a long way — strategic leaf removal in veg and early flower improves airflow without shocking the plant.

It prefers warm, dry environments with good airflow and stable temperatures around 21–26°C (70–79°F).