Bogota
Bogota is a name applied to several distinct cannabis hybrids, most notably a collaboration between Cookies and Lemonnade, as well as separate variations developed by the Michigan-based breeder Objectiv and its subsidiary, Mantra.
About Bogota
The most prominent version of Bogota is a collaboration between Cookies and Lemonnade, created by crossing Medellin with Gorilla Glue #4. This iteration is recognized for its heavy trichome production, often described by consumers as exceptionally frosty. Its aromatic profile features strong diesel notes accompanied by funk and subtle sweetness. Users report that this version offers uplifting effects, making it a popular choice for daytime and social use.
Separately, the Michigan-based breeder Objectiv developed a version of Bogota by crossing Girl Scout Cookies and Tangie. This variant is characterized by an aroma of citrus and earth, with reported effects that are relaxing and better suited for nighttime. Additionally, the brand Mantra, a subsidiary of Objectiv, released a different Bogota cross derived from Fatso and Fruity Pebbles OG Sour. This specific variation is noted for a rich scent profile of coffee and skunk.
Plant characteristics
The Cookies and Lemonnade version of Bogota features dark green buds with purple undertones, bright orange hairs, and a dense layer of trichomes.
