KINGPEN | King Louis OG 1g Vape Cartridge
KINGPEN | King Louis OG 1g Vape Cartridge
INDICA
Woodsy, Pine, and Citrus
An indica strain bred from the genetic backbone of West Coast cannabis, OG Kush. This is pure relaxation at its finest and recommended as a perfect nightcap for the end of a long day
Kingpen is a highly potent, lab tested, premium distillate cartridge. It is BHO extracted, cold-pressed, and filtered to create the highest distillate standard.
DIFFERENTIATORS
Our KP oil is produced through a proprietary extraction and distillation process. We distille and filter far beyond the industry standard.We do not purchase pre-mixed terpenes.We analytically test each flower strain to capture the terpene profiles found in the natural plant. We reformulate and introduce these terpene profiles into our Kingpen original cartridges to mirror each strain’s authentic effect and impact.
FINAL PRODUCT
16 time award-winning cartridges.
Highly potent cannabis oil.
Consistent strain-specific menu.
- Earthy
- Mango
- Pine
Kingpen was founded in 2014 and started out as one of California's first high potency oil cartridges. Most recently, Kingpen expanded into 2 new product categories. Kingpen Royale is a 100% live resin 0% distillate vape cartridge and Kingrolls are our crazy high potency kief coated pre-rolls that are infused with Kingpen’s award-winning cannabis oil. Kingpen products are made at our state-of-the-art facility to ensure complete quality control. From start to finish, Kingpen’s quality standards have never changed.
WELCOME TO OUR KINGDOM
C11-0000939-LIC
Also known as King Louis XIII, the strain is named for its royal caliber of THC, reportedly 20-to-28 percent based on weight. Growers report the strain comes from a rare cut of the Los Angeles-based OG Kush that was specially bred for higher potency. The cultivar features unmistakable OG characteristics -- a powerful diesel and skunk aroma, and sticky buds littered with trichomes. The strain thrives in both indoor and outdoor gardens, flowering in 60 days, or in late September, respectively. Novice growers may find Louis XIII difficult to handle, as it requires drier climates and plenty of attention to produce larger yields.