Florida OG
Florida OG is a foundational, Florida-associated OG cut released by DNA Genetics, known for its deep roots in the underground gene pool that preceded the widespread OG Kush explosion.
About Florida OG
Florida OG occupies a complex space in cannabis history, often appearing at the center of debates regarding the origins of the OG Kush family. DNA Genetics released this strain from a highly regarded cutting historically associated with the names Crippy and Ocean Grown. While some narratives position it as a foundational ancestor to the broader OG Kush lineage, the exact relationship between this cut, Triangle Kush, and other early OG variants remains a subject of ongoing discussion among enthusiasts and historians.
Regarding its pedigree, some theories link the strain to a combination of Chemdog, Lemon Thai, and Pakistani or Hindu Kush genetics. However, DNA Genetics did not document this specific cross for their release. The strain is best understood as a classic Florida-associated OG cut that shares the same genetic heritage as many other influential varieties from that era.
The aromatic profile is characterized by a blend of lemon and tropical citrus, underscored by damp earth, pine resin, diesel, and traditional Kush funk. Some expressions may exhibit notes of sweet fruit or lavender. Users typically report an initial cerebral lift that is focused and euphoric, followed by a grounding physical relaxation that maintains a degree of functionality.
Plant characteristics
Florida OG is described as a sturdy plant with an OG-typical structure, reaching a medium-to-tall height. It is noted for heavy resin production and dense flower formation. Indoor flowering typically concludes in 8 to 9 weeks, with outdoor harvests occurring around October. The plant benefits from canopy training and branch support to manage stretch and ensure adequate light penetration, while consistent airflow is recommended to accommodate the density of the flowers during the final stages of bloom.