Halo Og
Halo OG is a name shared by two distinct hybrid lineages, both rooted in classic OG Kush genetics. One version is a cross of [[tahoe-og|Tahoe OG]] and [[larry-og|Larry OG]], while the other is a project from Mendocino Clone Company involving [[headband|Headband]] and OGF1.
About Halo Og
Halo OG has two documented genetic identities. The version documented in Southern California by 2014 is a cross of Tahoe OG and Larry OG. Its original breeder remains unconfirmed. This iteration is characterized by a profile of lemon, diesel, and pine, with floral notes and a resinous, spiced exhale. Users report that this version typically induces a hazy, euphoric state accompanied by significant physical relaxation, appetite stimulation, and a heavy, sedative quality that may limit mobility.
A second, distinct version of Halo OG was released by the Mendocino Clone Company. This selection is a cross of Headband and OGF1. The nursery defines OGF1 as a combination of OG Kush, Lemon Thai, and Pakistani Kush. Detailed reports regarding the specific flavor profile and effects of this Mendocino Clone Company release are currently limited.
Plant characteristics
The Tahoe/Larry version of Halo OG produces tightly packed, dark green flowers characterized by a dense, compact structure and an abundance of brown pistils. Regarding its growth, this version is a photoperiod plant; some seedbank references suggest a flowering time of approximately 65 days and outdoor heights that can exceed six feet, though these figures are reported guidance rather than fixed specifications. The Mendocino Clone Company version is listed in their regular-seed catalog, but specific flowering times and yield data for this cross have not been established.