BL SFV OG 3.5g $30

$30.00 1/8 oz

This item is reserved exclusively for our in-store customers.

Product description

Dubbed by Jim Belushi as the Working Man's Cannabis, Blues Brothers genetics are sun-grown, hand harvested and cured by a small and passionate cultivation team to deliver undisputed quality . . . and a taste of rock and roll. SunMed grows Blues Brothers' cultivars in full-spectrum sunlight to produce flavorful and aromatic buds. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Belushi's Farm is both a place and a mission. Spread across 93 acres on the Rogue River in Southern Oregon, the farm welcomes friends from near and far for music, celebration and wellness and is home to the Belushi's Farm family of cannabis brands. By sharing the land and its offerings, performer and long-time proponent of cannabis, Jim Belushi, has created a gateway for connection and joy where the sun, water and air make the perfect combination to sustain naturally powerful and beautiful cannabis plants. SunMed Growers and Belushi's Farm share a commitment to sustainable cultivation, social responsibility and the beneficial properties of the cannabis plant. SunMed cultivates Belushi's Farm's house strains in full-spectrum sunlight to produce potent, flavorful and aromatic buds.

FlowerSFV OG

THC

21.14%

CBD

0.17%

About this strain: SFV OG

SFV OG - or San Fernando Valley OG - began as a phenotype of OG Kush. A grower named Swerve at Cali Connection Farms in Southern California’s San Fernando Valley bred it with an Afghani from Homegrown Fantaseeds. The resulting strain takes its initials from its parent strain, as well as the abbreviated location of its seed bank.

Breeders created the strain after selecting OG Kush for its earthy, lemony smell and sedating properties, which are the result of high levels of myrcene, limonene and caryophyllene.

The strain took 3rd place in the Indica category at the High Times Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam in 2012, and 1st place at the Denver Cannabis Cup that same year.