How to grow Tahoe OG Kush

40% indica - 60% sativa
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Tahoe OG Kush bud — quarter view
THC 21%
Flowering 60 - 65 days
Yield 500 g/m²

Taste

Earthy
Pine
Fuel

Seb's take

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A cross of Tahoe Kush and SFV OG IBL that does not travel discreetly — pine, diesel and lemonade announce her before she's smoked. The effects arrive fast and shock the senses into submission: relaxed, sleepy, happy and euphoric, with an appetite to match.

Where it comes from

Cali Connection crossed a Tahoe Kush clone with their SFV OG IBL — two Californian OG lines, one named for the lake, the other for the San Fernando Valley. The result reads sativa-leaning at sixty percent, unusual for an OG, and the breeder claims more awards for it than the plant can keep count of. Whatever the tally, the pedigree is pure West Coast Kush. A cut with a loud reputation and a nose to match.

Nose & flavour

This one does not travel discreetly. The nose is pungent pine needles bathed in diesel and lemonade — the breeder's own image, and a fair one. Earthy and woody beneath, with a sweet edge cutting the fuel. It announces itself to anyone in the room before the jar is fully open. Loud, layered, and unmistakably OG.

The high

The effect arrives fast and lands hard — the breeder speaks of the senses being shocked and time going missing. Relaxed and euphoric early, sliding toward sleepy, with an appetite arriving somewhere in between. At fourteen to twenty-one percent THC it doesn't lack for weight. Best met once the day's obligations are behind you.

Growing it

Flowering runs sixty to sixty-five days — or, the breeder claims, as little as eight weeks — for over 500 g/m² of sparkling, resin-heavy flower. No height is recorded, so I won't invent one, though the sativa lean suggests she'll want a little room. A productive plant with a quick turnaround for the yield. Give her the space and she returns it in glittering, pungent colas.

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Effects

Relaxed
Sleepy
Uplifting

Common questions about Tahoe OG Kush

How long does Tahoe OG Kush take to flower?

Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.

Is Tahoe OG Kush an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.

How strong is Tahoe OG Kush?

The breeder lists THC around 21%. Firmly in the strong band.

What does Tahoe OG Kush smell and taste like?

She smells of earth and heritage; nothing invented, nothing added.