OG Kush | Leafology | Distillate Cart | 1G

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OG Kush
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The legendary strain that launched a thousand Kush varieties, first cultivated from bagseed by Matt Berger in Florida and perfected by JoshD in LA. Users report long-lasting euphoria that shifts from giggly creativity to mellow focus. Expect bold diesel and citrus notes with earthy pine undertones.

Parents: Chemdog, Lemon Thai

Effects: Relaxed, Happy, Giggly, Euphoric, Focused, Uplifted, Creative

Flavors: Earthy, Strawberry, Lemon, Diesel, Citrus, Pine, Woody

Description:
Leafology / Having permeated its reputation and name throughout modern popular culture, OG Kush is an easily recognizable giant of the cannabis world with a reputation that is well-earned amongst patients of all backgrounds. Despite this widespread acclaim, OG Kush’s true origins are somewhat shrouded in mystery and legend. Said to have been derived from versions of Chemdawg and a hefty Hindu Kush landrace, OG Kush derives its name from its Ocean Grown (OG) beginnings along the California coast. What isn’t up for debate, however, is its potency and popularity amongst patients of all backgrounds. OG Kush boasts multiple flavor and scent profiles including aromas ranging from spice to musky fuel. This celebrated strain has been known to generate uplifting feelings of sharp focus followed shortly by a steadily rising wave of relaxing euphoria. This strain has been used by medicinal cannabis patients to promote alleviation of social anxiety, pain relief, stress relief, and relaxation.
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