Kepler 22B has two different pedigrees sharing the same coordinates. One follows a citrus-and-pine OG route; the other brings Jupiter and GMO Fuel into the breeding room. Before this flight leaves the grinder, know which genetics are aboard.
Origin 1: Lemon, pine, and an earthy finish define the version offered by Green Dragon as Kepler-22b Kush. Its parents are Raskal’s and Tahoe, commonly identified as Raskal’s OG and Tahoe OG. Sweet citrus meets a sharper chemical edge, with pepper adding bite. This is the version associated with the familiar Kepler 22B Kush flower profile, including dark green buds, purple accents, and reddish-orange pistils.
Origin 2: The name takes a different orbit in Red Scare Seed Company’s Kepler22-B, a cross of Jupiter OG and GMO Fuel F5. The latter brings GMO Cookies and Rocket Fuel ancestry into the mix. That pedigree puts OG, Chem, and Cookies genetics on the same flight manifest. Red Scare also crossed Kepler22-B with The Soap to create Space Suds.
People describing the Green Dragon-associated version report an uplifting start, mental energy, and focus alongside physical relaxation. Other Kepler reviews lean heavier, with a hazy, settled-in finish. Those experiences don’t establish the effects of Red Scare’s separate cross. The name promises another planet; how far the session travels depends on the flower in the jar.
Red Scare’s Kepler22-B was released as regular seeds for indoor cultivation, with flowering around 70 days. That puts its run at approximately ten weeks. The F5 designation belongs to the GMO Fuel parent, rather than describing the generation of the finished Kepler22-B cross.
Green Dragon’s Raskal’s × Tahoe version has a separate cultivation history. Its flowering time, yield, and mature size aren’t established here, so Red Scare’s ten-week schedule should stay attached to Red Scare’s genetics. Two pedigrees, two grow calendars.
