DJC brings a Jamaican accent to the OG family reunion. Developed by 14er in Boulder, Colorado, it crosses the grower’s T.R.U.T.H. line with Deadhead OG. The initials reference both Deadhead Jamaican Cross and a dear friend of the company, giving the name a personal connection alongside its genetic one.
14er identifies T.R.U.T.H. as a Jamaican landrace and describes DJC as an indica staple in its lineup. That parent supplies the Jamaican heritage; Deadhead OG brings the Chem-and-Kush side of the family. Despite occasional sativa menu labels, those accounts describe the same cross rather than separate origins.
Earthy, sour OG funk gets a peppery finish here. The producer describes a blissful cerebral high alongside pronounced body relaxation, while broader accounts note a creeping, couch-bound finish. DJC sounds ready for an encore even when its audience has settled firmly into the cushions.
DJC is documented as a cultivated 14er selection, but the supplied records do not establish a commercial seed release or confirm that it is exclusively clone-only. Reliable flowering times, mature height, yields, and detailed flower-appearance notes are also unavailable.
