Antenna Gorilla Dragon OG Haze
Antenna Gorilla Dragon OG Haze
Overview
Antenna Gorilla Dragon OG Haze is a complex mostly-sativa hybrid created by Antenna Seeds, representing a sophisticated breeding project that combines multiple legendary genetic lines. The strain features an intricate genetic background created through crossing (SFV OG Kush x (3 Headed Dragon x Gorilla Bubble BX3)) with 3DG13, resulting in a unique expression that combines the best traits of its diverse parentage. The SFV OG Kush component contributes classic OG characteristics including gassy, citrus-driven aromas and euphoric effects, while the Gorilla Bubble lineage (derived from GG4 x Sour Bubble) adds density, potency, and resin production. The 3 Headed Dragon element remains mysterious in origin, and the 3DG13 component brings Third Dimension genetics crossed with elements reminiscent of legendary G13 breeding work. This complex genetic foundation creates a strain that showcases the evolution of modern polyhybrid breeding, where multiple elite lines are combined to create new expressions that maintain desirable traits from each parent while developing unique characteristics. Antenna Seeds has been working in cannabis cultivation for over 20 years with serious breeding focus for 9+ years, specializing in strains that grow with greater vigor and shorter flowering times.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with pain management
- Often used for mood enhancement
- Users report help with anxiety
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Antenna Gorilla Dragon OG Haze can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors with a flowering time of approximately 8-9 weeks (60 days). The strain is reported to have above-average yields and demonstrates the vigorous growth characteristics that Antenna Seeds focuses on in their breeding work. As a mostly sativa hybrid, plants may exhibit more stretching during flowering and benefit from training techniques. The complex genetics suggest plants that may show varied phenotypes, requiring selection for desired traits. Only regular (non-feminized) seeds have been available, requiring sexing of plants during cultivation.