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OG Kush is one of the strains that put West Coast weed on the map and then spent the next three decades rewriting everybody else's family tree. Its best-known origin story traces the original cut to Florida grower Matt Berger, who later shared it with Josh Del Rosso, aka JoshD, in Los Angeles. The genetics remain disputed, with one longstanding theory connecting OG Kush to Chemdog, Lemon Thai, and Hindu or Pakistani Kush genetics. Whatever went into the original cross, the cut that hit California in the 1990s became the foundation of an entire cannabis dynasty.

The nose is pure OG and doesn't bother knocking. Sharp lemon and pine hit first, followed by skunk, damp earth, pepper, and a blast of fuel that hangs around long after the jar closes. Myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene commonly show up in its terpene profile, matching the strain's earthy, citrus-heavy, spicy funk. JoshD Farms has reported THC around 20%, while stronger indoor runs can climb into the mid-20s.

Those who've stuck with this strain describe a quick euphoric head change before the weight starts dropping into the body. The opening can feel bright, hazy, and social, but OG Kush has a habit of getting heavier as the session rolls on. Push it hard enough and that easy body calm can turn into serious couch gravity.

OG Kush became breeding-room royalty, with its influence running through generations of West Coast genetics. Skywalker OG, Headband, Kosher Kush, and countless other OG-family strains carry pieces of that legacy, while Triangle Kush occupies its own tangled place in the early OG story. More than three decades later, breeders are still chasing that same lemon-fuel stink. OG Kush didn't just survive the hype cycle. It helped build the damn thing.