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Bogart
Bogart is either a cross of Hindu Kush, Chemdawg, and Lemon Thai or it’s an OG Kush phenotype, depending on who you ask. The breeders at Tweed concocted and then discontinued the popular Canadian strain.
Not surprisingly, Bogart smells like skunk, fuel, and sour lemons. It tastes similar with earthy, woody hints of pine and some tropical sweetness.
Bogart is a hybrid cross of Hindu Kush, Chemdawg, and Lemon Thai. Breeder Tweed has kept everything pretty secret so there’s not much cultivation information available. It’s said to flower in about 63 days and produce high yields. It can be a bit difficult and pest-prone so controlled, indoor gardens are best.
Bogart is not available as seeds or clones.
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