Fuji OG
Fuji OG is an indica-dominant hybrid of debated origin, known for its earthy, pine-forward aroma and a balanced experience that transitions from mental focus to physical relaxation.
About Fuji OG
Fuji OG, also referred to as Fuji or Fuji Kush, is an indica-dominant hybrid that appeared on West Coast dispensary menus in the late 2010s before gaining popularity on the East Coast. Its genetic lineage is subject to significant debate; one common theory suggests it is a cross of Larry OG and Kurple Fantasy. Alternative accounts suggest it may be a cross of Goji OG and Granola Funk, while other theories link it to various combinations of OG Kush, Apple Fritter, and Triangle Kush.
Users typically describe the aroma as earthy and herbal, characterized by woody undertones with distinct notes of pine and grape. The flavor profile is often noted for its minty and spicy qualities, concluding with a pungent finish reminiscent of classic OG varieties. The reported experience begins with a wave of euphoria and mental clarity, which gradually transitions into a steady, full-body relaxation. Because of its creeping onset, users often find it suitable for social settings that eventually wind down into a more mellow state.
Plant characteristics
Fuji OG plants are generally compact, reaching heights of one to two feet when grown indoors and approximately two and a half feet when cultivated outdoors. The buds are dense and heavily coated in trichomes.