hybrid

Roseanna

aka Rosanna


Roseanna follows two documented genetic paths, though both appear to arrive in remarkably similar territory.

Origin 1: Ghost OG x Hitman OG – This version leans heavily into classic OG character, combining Ghost OG's fuel-forward profile with the earthy, kush-driven backbone of Hitman OG. Floral notes emerge beneath the gas, giving the cultivar a softer aromatic edge than many traditional OG descendants.

Origin 2: OGKB V2.1 x Hitman OG – The second documented lineage pairs OGKB V2.1 with Hitman OG, introducing additional sweetness and complexity while preserving the cultivar's underlying kush structure. The result is a profile that moves between floral, earthy, and fuel-forward territory without abandoning its OG roots.

What connects both versions is a distinctive combination of rose petal, lychee, gas, and damp earth. Sweet berry and citrus notes often appear alongside the floral character, while the finish tends to lean darker, with earthy spice and lingering fuel. Reviewers commonly describe a deeply relaxing, indica-leaning experience, with the aromatic profile standing out as one of the cultivar's most memorable traits.

Roseanna is a moderate-difficulty strain that stays compact at three to four feet indoors — a good fit for growers working with limited vertical space. Outdoors, it stretches to five or six feet and thrives in warm, Mediterranean-style climates around 68–80°F. Flowering wraps up in eight to ten weeks, and growers often report yields of 350–450 g/m² indoors or 12–16 oz/plant outdoors when conditions stay consistent. The dense, resin-coated buds benefit from careful airflow monitoring, and cool nighttime temperatures during late flower can coax out subtle lilac hues.
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