hybrid

Bushido OG

aka Bushido, Bushido OG Kush


Bushido OG follows the samurai code, but two clans claim the name and they fight on opposite sides of the indica-sativa line.

Origin 1: Omuerta Genetix bred Bushido from Mango Puff and OakTree, a mostly indica cut with heavy resin and dense structure. Aggregators list it as Bushido OG or Bushido OG Kush at 70/30 indica and 28-33% THC, while Omuerta and most sources label it just Bushido. Reported effects open with cerebral euphoria in a dreamlike state, then a warm body thrum and a sleepy finish.

Origin 2: Fleur grows a Bushido OG in certified organic no-till living soil in Nevada. Its listings call it sativa-dominant, with parentage unpublished and described only as an OG Kush relative. One flower listing tests 26.55% THC with 20.45 mg/g terpenes and tags it energetic, happy, creative, and focused. A Reddit fan says the pinene is A1 and it tastes like dirt.

Across both, the nose runs lemon zest, pine, and gassy diesel, ending in an earthy, woody hash exhale. Novices should start low, and the name alone won't tell you which clan is in the jar.

Omuerta's Bushido is a midsized, dense indica plant that flowers in about 60 days indoors or outdoors, with heavy resin and golden-green finishing hues. Regular and derivative seed, including Bushido F2, turns up through specialty distributors. Fleur's Bushido OG is sold only as flower from its living-soil rooms, with no seed or clone release. Neither publishes yield, height, or climate targets. Confirm which cut you're getting before planning a run.
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