How to grow Nicole x OG
Taste
Seb's take
Nicole and OG Kush combine for a mostly indica cross with just a quarter sativa influence, enough for a therapeutic edge alongside the euphoria. Tangy berry sits over a subtle earthy pine base. The resin coat is dazzling to look at, and by most accounts one hit is rarely enough.
Where it comes from
Nicole and OG Kush combine, and Vision Seeds have amalgamated the best of each rather than diluting either. The cross runs mostly indica with a quarter sativa left in — enough to keep a euphoric brightness alongside the deep relaxation. OG Kush needs no introduction; Nicole lends the frame. Between them they produce something the record fairly calls a plant for experts after something new to try.
Nose & flavour
Tangy berry leads, sitting over a subtle earthy pine base — the OG half grounding the fruit. Neither note overpowers the other, which is the point; the aroma is balanced rather than loud. The record reckons one hit is enough to send you back for another on flavour alone, and the resin-heavy buds carry the scent well past the grinder.
The high
Euphoric up front, with a deep relaxation underneath — the quarter of sativa keeping the head lifted while the indica settles the rest. The THC is listed only as high, so treat it with the respect that implies rather than a figure it does not give. The record's phrase is a pleasure-inducing sort of effect; take it as an evening well spent.
Growing it
Yields are the headline here — 650 to 800 g/m², heavy by any reckoning — finished in a brisk 60 days of flowering. She grows a shiny, dazzling coat of resin that makes her as handsome as she is productive. Height and firm THC figures the record leaves out, so plan for a generous indica and let the resin and the yield speak. A rewarding grow for the space she occupies.
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Common questions about Nicole x OG
How long does Nicole x OG take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Nicole x OG an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.