Viola keeps the OG playbook short: sour citrus, pungent fuel, and very little interest in your remaining errands. Also called Viola OG or Viola Kush, this indica-leaning cultivar is described as an OG Kush phenotype. Its original selector is unidentified. Viola OG has appeared in Viola-branded flower and concentrates, but the company’s broader catalog contains many different strains.
Lemon and lime sharpen the flavor, with earthy herbs underneath and diesel hanging around the edges. Pine and wood add a dry finish that keeps the citrus from tasting sugary. There’s sweetness in the mix, but nobody ordered lemonade.
Terp chasers who grind it fresh describe an uplifted mood paired with substantial physical relaxation. The head gets some breathing room while the body becomes increasingly content to stay put. Couch-lock belongs in the conversation here, particularly as the session deepens. Viola can leave you feeling cheerful about doing considerably less.
Its extracted expression has also drawn praise for lemon, pine, and floral sweetness, with mint and berry accents in one live resin review. That reviewer found the experience mentally uplifting and physically soothing. Different forms can emphasize different details, but citrus and Kush character remain the recurring attraction.
Viola’s identity as an OG Kush phenotype does not establish a separate breeding cross or a standardized seed line. A cultivar-specific flowering window, yield, mature height, and outdoor harvest schedule have not been verified.
