- Lemon (41% of reported flavors)
- Pine (34% of reported flavors)
- Skunk (25% of reported flavors)
Marathon OG goes the distance, even when your plans stop at the couch. This OG Kush selection pairs sharp lemon, earthy pine, and lingering spice with the heavy finish that made West Coast OG flower a staple. Developed through the Los Angeles collaboration between Nipsey Hussle and The Cure Company, its name honors Nipsey’s Marathon mixtape series.
The original is an OG selection, with no confirmed second parent. Its identity rests on the chosen cut and the collaboration behind it. Calling it an unspecified OG cross adds a family member the available pedigree doesn’t establish.
Open a beg and citrus cuts through earthy funk. Pine and skunk deepen the aroma, while a clove-like spice gives the lemon a warmer finish. The flavor keeps that familiar OG tension: bright on the opening pull, dank underneath, and earthy as it lingers. This is grown-folks gas with a lemon twist.
Heavy hitters who've ripped this one describe an initially happy, sometimes creative headspace followed by substantial physical relaxation. That early mental lift can give way to a heavier, sleepier session, making the name more about staying power than staying busy. The Marathon continues. Your to-do list can take a lap tomorrow.
A related autoflower release comes from DarkOwl, the collaboration between Dark Horse Genetics and Night Owl Seeds. Their breeding project used a gifted Marathon OG cut to develop an autoflowering line. It belongs in the strain’s extended family, with its own growing characteristics, rather than serving as another alias for the original cut.
The original Marathon OG’s flowering time, mature height, and yield are not firmly documented in the supplied cultivar information. Growers working with that cut should follow guidance from its supplier. Seed offerings carrying the name do not automatically establish that they reproduce The Cure Company selection.
The DarkOwl autoflower has more specific breeder notes: substantial stretch, strong branching, and dense, resinous flowers. Branches may need support late in the cycle. Those traits describe the autoflower project and should stay attached to that release.










