STRNG Seeds – OG Kush

OG Kush is legendary for its unmistakable aroma, potent character, and unique blend of earthy, pine, and citrus notes. It has influenced countless hybrids and remains a staple in many growers’ gardens.

The scent starts earthy and woody in veg, then shifts to a sharp mix of pine, diesel, and lemon zest during flowering. By harvest, the aroma is deep, gassy, and extremely pungent.

The flavor is rich and layered — earthy base notes are lifted by sour citrus, spice, and a subtle herbal sweetness. It finishes clean with a lingering piney tang.

It offers moderate yields that are often compensated by exceptional bud quality. With proper training and conditions, it can produce dense, resin-rich colas with high visual and aromatic appeal.

While its origins are debated, it’s believed to be a cross of Chemdawg and a Hindu Kush landrace. Its unique terpene profile and resin output helped it become a foundational strain.

It thrives in stable indoor temps (21–26°C) with moderate humidity (40–50%). Good airflow is key to preventing mold in its compact buds.

It produces tight, resin-coated buds with a lime green base and bright orange pistils. Some phenos show dark green or purple hints under cooler conditions.

It’s better for intermediate growers. While it’s resilient, its strong aroma, dense buds, and specific nutrient preferences mean it rewards attention and experience.

Because it set the standard for potency, aroma, and flavor in modern genetics. It also offers stable yields, consistent structure, and timeless bag appeal.

Look for darkened pistils, milky trichomes, and firm buds. The sharp diesel-pine aroma will reach its peak and buds will feel sticky to the touch.

Feminized OG Kush seeds remove the guesswork — every plant will flower. That saves time, increases efficiency, and lets you focus on maximizing yield and aroma.

It’s a medium-height plant, often around 90–130 cm indoors. It tends to grow bushy and wide rather than tall, with strong branching and a dense canopy.

Yes, especially in dry, warm climates. Outdoors it can grow larger with more space and sun, but requires airflow to prevent mold in dense colas.

Yes. OG Kush adapts well to both techniques. Its compact internodes and even growth make it ideal for controlled canopy management in indoor grows.

While relatively stable, it performs best in a consistent environment. High humidity in late flower should be avoided due to its dense bud structure.

OG Kush typically flowers in 8–9 weeks indoors. Outdoor growers in warm climates usually harvest around mid-October.

Topping, LST, and SCROG work well. OG Kush responds well to shaping and benefits from early veg training to improve airflow and light distribution.

Yes. It’s known for a very strong aroma — earthy, piney, and gassy. A carbon filter is highly recommended for indoor grows.

OG Kush is moderately hungry. Feed with a balanced nutrient plan in veg, then shift to bloom boosters in flower. Avoid overfeeding nitrogen late in the cycle.

A clean flush in the final 10–14 days, followed by a slow dry and 3–4 week cure, brings out its earthy, citrusy funk in full depth.