Aspirare
Aspirare
Overview
Aspirare is an indica-dominant hybrid strain created by Gage Green Genetics through crossing King Louis XIII and Joseph OG. The name Aspirare means 'to breathe' in Latin, reflecting the strain's association with respiratory wellness and expansive effects. This strain celebrates some of Gage Green's finest OG genetics, combining the royal lineage of King Louis XIII (a cross of OG Kush and LA Confidential) with Joseph OG (derived from Underdawg OG bagseed). The breeding results in a potent strain that embodies classic OG characteristics while offering enhanced medicinal potential.
Aspicare produces fat, rounded forest green buds with thin orange hairs and a heavy coating of milky white crystal trichomes, typical of premium OG genetics. The strain is particularly noted for its gaseous terpene profile and classic OG smoke that fills the lungs with distinctive flavors. Users report that Aspirare delivers a lifted, creative high that gradually transitions into deep physical relaxation, making it well-suited for both therapeutic and recreational use. The strain's balanced effects and robust genetic foundation have made it a valued selection in Gage Green's breeding program.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with depression
- Often used for mood disorders
- Users report benefits for chronic stress
- May assist with respiratory issues
- Often used for chronic fatigue
- Users report appetite stimulation
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Aspirare requires medium growing difficulty and benefits from experienced cultivation. The strain has a medium flowering time of 56-90 days according to breeder information. It can be grown both indoors and outdoors, though specific yield information is limited. As an indica-dominant hybrid with strong OG genetics, it likely produces dense, resinous buds and may require adequate ventilation due to its pungent aroma. Growers should expect classic OG growth patterns with sturdy structure and heavy trichome production.