Bogart
Bogart is a discontinued Canadian hybrid strain formerly produced by Tweed, known for its pungent fuel-forward profile and reported giggly, sedative effects.
About Bogart
The origins of Bogart remain a subject of debate. Some sources identify it as a complex hybrid cross of Hindu Kush, Chemdawg, and Lemon Thai, while others suggest it may be a specific phenotype of OG Kush. The strain was selected and brought to market by the Canadian producer Tweed before being discontinued. Its flavor and aroma profile is characterized by sharp notes of skunk, fuel, and sour lemon, rounded out by earthy, woody undertones of pine and a subtle tropical sweetness on the finish. Users typically report an initial onset that encourages talkativeness and laughter, which eventually transitions into a more pronounced state of sleepiness.
Plant characteristics
Bogart is reported to have a flowering period of approximately 63 days. It is noted for producing high yields, though it is considered a somewhat difficult plant to manage due to a susceptibility to pests, making it better suited for controlled indoor environments. The strain is not currently available in seed or clone form.