Nightmare OG

Nightmare OG is one of those names too good for just one breeder to leave alone. Several outfits have released their own take, each chasing the same outcome: a knockout strain that lives up to its ominous title.

Origin 1: Sin City Seeds

The most recognized version comes from Sin City Seeds, where OG #18 was crossed with White Nightmare. The result is stacks of resin-drenched buds that fuse OG's sharp lemon-pine with a streak of blueberry sweetness. The aroma leans towards citrus and minty pine; the flavor swings between cleaner, bright lemon and berry pie crust.

Origin 2: Aficionado Seed Bank

Aficionado Seed Bank’s cut runs on a different genetic track but lands in the same ballpark — dense, indica-forward flowers that are crafted to crush.

Seasoned tokers say the effect hits like a horror trope: first a jittery headspace, then the floor gives out. What follows is sedation so heavy that it has earned reports of ‘out cold in 30 minutes.’ Its THC often runs in the high twenties, making this less a nightcap and more a full possession.

Call it Freddy Kush: once Nightmare OG gets into your system, there’s no waking up early.