- Citrus (33% of reported flavors)
- Diesel (33% of reported flavors)
- Earthy (33% of reported flavors)
Origin 1: The legacy, clone-circulated BTY OG is generally treated as an OG Kush phenotype or an OG Kush cross with an unidentified OG. Proper Cannabis lists it as an OG Kush clone with an unknown breeder, while Purple City Genetics has circulated a version identified as an OG Kush phenotype. This cut delivers sour pine, gas, citrus, and an earthy finish. Reviewers commonly describe a euphoric opening followed by deep physical relaxation, making it better suited to an empty evening than an ambitious schedule. The buds follow the classic OG blueprint with dense forest-green flowers, amber pistils, and a heavy resin coat.
Origin 2: A separate BTY OG attributed to Certified Genetics is reported as a cross of OG Kush and Tahoe OG. This version is commonly listed around 23% THC, with earthy, skunky, vanilla, lemon, and mint notes. Reported effects include happiness, relaxation, and sleepiness. Because public breeder documentation is limited, this lineage should remain separate from the legacy clone instead of being presented as the definitive ancestry of every BTY OG on the market.
As an indica-leaning strain, the experience skews heavy. Reviewers often describe a deeply relaxed, euphoric calm, and many find it drifts toward sleepy and hungry as the session goes on, while others catch a brief uplifted lift early. Fans of the strain tend to save it for slow evenings, since it's not built for busy afternoons. The buds are classic OG, dense and resin-slicked in forest-green with amber hairs and golden trichomes. Cuts from growers like Fleur Cannabis and Purple City Genetics have kept the name circulating well past its clone-only roots.
