Orange Og
Orange OG has more than one branch on the family tree, and the breeder tells you which citrus you’re juicing.
Origin 1: LIT Farms crossed Watermelon Mimosa with LIT OG to create its indica-dominant Orange OG. Descriptions emphasize orange zest, tropical sweetness, and an earthy base, with a creamy finish that takes some bite out of the citrus. Think peel with a little OG grit under its fingernails. Published descriptions place flower THC around 19–24%, though breeder-confirmed testing is unavailable.
Origin 2: Orange OG also circulates as an alias for Orange Kush, attributed to Green Devil Genetics and its cross of Orange Bud with OG Kush. This version pairs sweet orange and tangy citrus with classic Kush depth. Published potency descriptions commonly fall around 18–24% THC, with individual commercial batches testing higher. It shares the citrus billing with LIT’s version, not the same parents.
Relaxation and an uplifted mood connect descriptions of the two versions, but the feedback isn’t equally established. LIT’s cross is described as euphoric with a mellow body feel; reports attached to Orange Kush more clearly emphasize feeling relaxed, happy, and hungry. The orange note may be bright, but that doesn’t make either version an automatic wake-and-bake.
LIT Farms: Orange OG is offered as feminized photoperiod seed, with a listed flowering window of 55–65 days. Seed descriptions indicate medium-height plants suited to indoor or outdoor cultivation, producing dense, resin-coated flowers. Reliable numerical yield figures are not established. For hash makers, resin coverage alone doesn’t establish wash performance; this cross has no verified wash-yield benchmark.
Green Devil Genetics / Orange Kush: Published grow descriptions put flowering around eight to nine weeks, with a preference for warm, relatively dry conditions. Outdoor plants can become substantially taller than their indica reputation might suggest, with reports reaching approximately 3 meters. These specifications belong to the Orange Bud × OG Kush version and should not be applied to LIT Farms’ cross.
