OG Kush (Emerald Triangle x Hindu Kush) channels the Florida legend told by Origins TK, where a Hindu Kush brought back from Amsterdam pollinated an Emerald Triangle female and sparked a lineage that would define modern OGs. This indica-leaning hybrid grows with thick, bract-stacked spears and a heavy sugar coat, throwing lime-to-olive flowers banded by burnt-orange pistils. The nose hits classic OG registers: diesel first, then lemon zest over pine and warm earth, powered by a terpene trio of myrcene, limonene, and beta-caryophyllene. Typical THC sits in the 18-26% window with trace CBD, delivering a fast on-ramp to relaxed, euphoric clarity and an easygoing, happy mood. In the garden, plants stay medium in stature roughly 90 cm indoors and up to 180 cm outside yet fill out predictably, finishing in about 56-63 days. Expect medium yields around 450 g/m2 inside and near 600 g per plant in sun, with dense, resin-rich colas that cure into pungent, gassy nuggets. Myrcene leads the bouquet, with limonene brightness and peppery beta-caryophyllene anchoring a long, resinous finish. As a sibling to Triangle Kush in spirit and story, this OG cut preserves the Florida-to-California bridge that made "OG" a byword for gas and grit, while Emerald Triangle roots keep the profile deep, forested, and unmistakably Kush. Credit: Origins TK.
