Supreme OG
Supreme OG
Also known as: OG Supreme
Overview
Supreme OG is an indica dominant hybrid strain (80% indica/20% sativa) created as a special phenotype of the iconic OG Kush strain. Supreme OG sits squarely in the OG Kush family tree, and its story reads like a love letter to 1990s Southern California cannabis culture. Most cuts on the market descend from an OG Kush-dominant mother that was selected for gassy aroma, resin density, and stress-crushing euphoria. That emphasis aligns with widely reported traits of OG Kush itself, which has been celebrated for its ability to melt away tension and elevate mood after a long day. In short, Supreme OG was bred to bottle that classic OG experience and turn it up a notch. If you're a fan of the original OG Kush but always looking for something a little heavier, Supreme OG is one bud that you need to try. This bud takes its parent strain up a notch or ten, increasing the potency and leaving you flying high for hours on end. Supreme OG buds have dense and oversized grape-shaped emerald green nugs with lots of thin, dark orange hairs and a coating of milky clear crystal trichomes dripping with sweet sticky resin.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic stress
- May help with insomnia and sleep disorders
- Often used for chronic pain management
- Users report benefits for depression
- May assist with appetite loss and nausea
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Supreme OG can be difficult to grow and cultivate. Slightly sensitive and susceptible to powdery mildew, it can also be the victim of bugs and disease due to its low resistance. OG Kush is best grown in carefully optimized settings, and if kept outdoors should be provided with a hot and tropical climate to encourage growth. When grown indoors and in a controlled micro climate, OG Kush can yield 17 ounces per m2, with an expected flowering time and average of somewhere between 8-9 weeks. OG Kush, when carefully tended to and grown in an outdoor setting can yield around 16 ounces per plant. It is ready for harvest sometime in early October. Growing difficulty is moderate to challenging, requires careful environmental control, and benefits from support structures during flowering due to heavy bud weight.