How to grow OG Reekn
Seb's take
Wardareek'n and Kuchi combine in a plant that took second at the High Times Cannabis Cup Amsterdam without much fuss about it. Indica-dominant on paper, she stretches and rambles like a sativa, tall enough that Screen of Green becomes less a technique than a requirement — give her the headroom.
Where it comes from
Devils Harvest cross Wardareek'n with Kuchi, and the record is confident the genetics were always going to produce something formidable, a confidence borne out when it took second place at the High Times Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam in 2014. Indica-dominant on paper at 60%, it nonetheless wears a good many sativa traits, growing much as the breeder's own Rollex OG Kush does. A strain that has cemented itself as a dependable source of power in a crowded field, and has the placing to show for it.
Nose & flavour
No tasting notes are set down in the record, and Seb declines to invent them. The parentage is unusual enough, Wardareek'n and Kuchi being no household names, that speculation would be idle. What the record does vouch for is potency rather than any particular flavour, so on the nose, better to trust the jar in front of you than my guesswork.
The high
On the experience the record keeps to generalities: a strain that can be counted on to pack a lot of power, at 20 to 23% THC. The sativa traits it displays suggest a high with some lift and activity to it, despite the indica majority, but with no effect notes recorded, that is deduction rather than promise. Approach a plant of this billing with a measure of respect until you have taken its measure yourself.
Growing it
Tall and stretchy, this one, well suited to a Screen of Green, which the record frames less as a technique than a sensible response to her habit. She can equally be run traditionally as a large plant, and Devils Harvest report her easy to grow and easy to manage either way. Flowering runs 65 to 70 days. Height and yield go unrecorded, so give her the headroom the stretch demands and let the screen do the rest. A forgiving plant with an obliging temperament, for all her reach.
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Common questions about OG Reekn
How long does OG Reekn take to flower?
Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is OG Reekn an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
Regular photoperiod seed — expect males and females in the packet, and plan to identify the males early.
How strong is OG Reekn?
The breeder lists THC around 23%. Firmly in the strong band.