hybrid

Snake Eyes OG

aka Snake Eye OG

9 to 22.5 percent THC range

Snake Eyes OG is one name attached to several different genetic versions, with Bubba Skywalker as the common thread through the versions most often found on current menus.

Origin 1: The most widely circulated Snake Eyes OG pairs Bubba Skywalker with ML11. This roughly 60% indica / 40% sativa version generally lands in the low-to-mid 20% THC range, with dense, heavily frosted flower and a profile that runs sweet-and-sour citrus, pine, earth, gas, and hash.

Origin 2: Another documented Snake Eyes crosses Bubba Skywalker with Phoenix OG. This version has been profiled as a vigorous but relatively low-yielding plant with small, resin-heavy flowers and a nine-to-10-week flowering period. The aroma stays in familiar territory with earth, sweetness, pine, and citrus layered over a darker hashy base.

Origin 3: A third lineage in circulation pairs Bubba Skywalker with Donna OG. Documentation around this version is thinner, but the parentage appears often enough to treat it as a distinct Snake Eyes OG identity rather than folding it into the ML11 cross. Expect the OG side to keep citrus, fuel, pine, and earth prominent, although potency and expression depend heavily on the specific cut.

Origin 4: Motarebel's Snake Eyes is a completely different genetic package: (GG4 × Kosher Kush) × (Herijuana #1 × (Lemon G × Lemon Thai)). Motarebel's version flowers in roughly 63–70 days and was released as regular rather than feminized seed stock. Its lineage stacks Kush, Glue, lemon, and old-school indica genetics into something genetically far removed from the Bubba Skywalker versions.

Reports around Snake Eyes OG usually start brighter than the name's indica lean suggests. The ML11, Phoenix OG, and Donna OG versions are commonly described as opening with energy, focus, euphoria, or creative lift before a heavier body calm starts pulling the session downward. Higher doses can push that relaxation much further, sometimes toward sedation. Reports tied specifically to Motarebel's version are thinner, but its broader Snake Eyes reputation also leans toward an energetic, focused opening rather than immediate full-body sedation.

Public cultivation data on Snake Eyes OG is limited, so it's worth framing what we know honestly rather than filling gaps with guesswork. The closely associated line shows a flowering window of roughly 63–70 days, about nine to ten weeks, and it can be grown indoors or outdoors depending on your setup. It was released only as regular, non-feminized seed, so growers should plan to sex their plants and pull the males before they pollinate. Reliable height and yield figures aren't consistently published, which makes this one better suited to growers who are comfortable working without a full set of documented specs.
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