Anything covered in a comparable amount of trichomes, with a potent high, would be considered dank by most people. The Sativa-dominant phenotypes are likely crossed with something like Chemdawg or another Sativa strain. OG Kush is a very potent marijuana strain. This is what makes it such a popular strain. The potency is incredibly important to some stoners, and OG Kush was one of the original potent powerhouses.
The OG has spawned many other strains and phenotypes, including:. OG Kush is not a particularly expensive strain: any strain that has been around for as long as OG Kush and is as popular as it is normally reasonably priced. As such, the supply is pretty high. It is interesting to note the distinction in Sativa-dominance and indica-dominance between the two weed powerhouses of the world. This is likely because Amsterdam was struggling to get a hold of the actual strain, and therefore created their own style of OG Kush.
OG Kush is certainly a dank strain; tokers will love its juicy, bold flavors. It has the following taste profile:. If you want to truly appreciate the OG Kush taste, you should definitely stick this inside your trusty flower vape. You can also re-use the already vaped bud to get high again, which is fantastic.
Grind this baby up, stick it in your vape, sit back and enjoy. OG Kush is one of those strains that is used for absolutely everything. For example, you are far more likely to find an OG Kush chocolate bar than probably any other strain in existence. Failing that, you could simply make your own edibles yourself, which is a relatively easy process.
OG Kush is also a strain that is favored amongst wax, shatter and oil makers. That is because of its high THC percentage, which makes it a great choice for making oils and other concentrates out of. OG Kush is a very potent strain. For novice users, it may well knock your socks off.
While we gaze into the future and seek directions for shaping our ever-changing relationship with the cannabis plant as it becomes an agricultural commodity, we should take into account both our modern societal needs as well as the rich history of our favorite plant.
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The key takeaway: As demand for the legal, licensed cannabis marketplace continues to grow, a vertically integrated cannabis supply chain is critical to delivering products to the market in a timely and efficient manner. The goal became identifying brands that resonated with customers across the different product categories and all the different ways that people consume cannabis.
This too can be a helpful road map in mergers and acquisitions: What do you like about a target company? Where he goes, we go. And that is wholesale sales and retail sales. He's the tip of the spear when it comes to that.
The reason that an agile management team is important in the cannabis industry is based on the demand curve that Kazan cited in this all-stock acquisition. As customers turn away from the illicit market and begin courting licensed cannabis businesses, the full suite of product categories is a foundation of what a company will need to provide.
In January, the state announced plans to consolidate its licensing agencies and ramp up the process of building out the supply side of the industry. Last month, we discussed the critical role science can and should play in protecting and improving the delicate relationship between new neighbors, commercial Cannabis and wine.
But what exactly causes odor, and how do we perceive it? Odor can be defined as the subjective experience humans have when our olfactory organs are stimulated by individual volatile organic compounds VOCs that have been emitted into the nearby air.
And due to the subjectivity of the olfaction process, the VOCs that one person finds objectionable, another may find desirable. There are many types of VOCs that cause us to experience an odor good or bad — acetates, aldehydes, sulfurs, amines, and most common to Cannabis, terpenes. This is due to a little-discussed phenomenon known as Odor Detection Thresholds. When looking at these values, it is important to note that while these thresholds are both relatively low, they are not the same — a-pinene has a lower ODT than limonene.
This means that a-pinene will produce noticeable odors at smaller concentrations than limonene. In other words, a-pinene is more potent than limonene.
Therefore, if a cultivator were to measure that one of their Cannabis plants emits 0. It is possible that some compounds present in large quantities may have no odor; whereas, other compounds present in smaller quantities may have a very strong odor. Furthermore, recent PEA client-projects have yielded interesting findings supporting one potential hypothesis that compounds present in smaller quantities in the plant may actually be more responsible for the pervasive odor.
Because of this, it is important for cultivators and regulatory bodies not to conflate the mere presence of VOCs with the existence of an odor. Rather, it is necessary to measure the emission rates of individual VOCs and compare them to published ODTs in order to properly assess if an odor-causing compound is actually causing an odor.
Only then can proper regulations of both odor and emissions be based on applicable standards that treat odor-causing VOCs individually with regard to their odor potency. The story of Cannabis odor is a complicated one due to its inherent subjectivity and relatively low thresholds for detection. To fight this uncertainty and ensure that Cannabis emissions regulations target those VOCs that are actually the odor culprits, we need solutions that take away the subjective nature of odor and equip regulators with critical information to aid in the careful crafting of regulations.
The importance of ODTs in objectively quantifying odor cannot be overstated. Only through the use of chemical-specific ODTs and predicted gas phase emissions concentrations from specific Cannabis strains can accurate odor monitoring and compliance be assured. Some news outlets covering the novel coronavirus pandemic have noted how this crisis would be different had it happened 20 years ago.
Two decades ago, many people still dialed up to access the internet, working remotely was not an option for most and grocery stores were not set up for online ordering and delivery.
Smart phones were not commonplace nor widely available, and social media platforms were still in their infancy. People could not connect as quickly, and as inexpensively, as they can today. However, stay-at-home orders and isolation would have looked very different for many had the pandemic struck at the turn of this past century, and being able to connect is something to be grateful for.
The timing also has meant that Cannabis Business Times has the tools to serve you more effectively than ever, wherever you are, with daily news updates on CannabisBusinessTimes. While we are more equipped from a technology perspective, there is still an innate human need to connect face-to-face.
It is comforting that we can connect via video conversations with our loved ones and colleagues, but they are no substitute for in-person visits. Similarly, in-person events and conferences are essential and even more vital as we navigate new realities amid COVID, and we are thrilled that we were able to reschedule Cannabis Conference , originally set for the end of April this year, to Sept.
We look forward to being able to gather together this fall. Opportunities to network with peers and professionals that we perhaps once took for granted are even more valuable and necessary as we continue to understand what the impacts of COVID will mean for the cannabis industry.
State business closures have resulted in patchwork policies for cannabis companies; however, in many states, cannabis businesses have been deemed essential and allowed to operate. The long-term impact remains to be seen, however, as adult-use legalization efforts in New York and Missouri are now on hold, for example.
Mostly indica, OG Kush is a hard-hitting strain. It generates a mental buzz that can be sedating and can cause couch-lock, especially in high doses. OG Kush is a powerful relaxant , widely used to induce a chilled out state, with a mix of a constant state of happiness and joy. Its uplifting euphoria makes it a great tool to unwind with at the end of a long and strenuous work day.
While feeling slightly static under the influence of OG Kush, a sense of getting stuck and spaced out has been observed. OG Kush autoflower boasts of a strong earthy note, which it is famous for. You can tell by how it smells that the buds are sticky and rich in resin. It carries hints of lemon and a general citrus fragrance. Some say that a plant makes their environment smell like a pine forest, a clear indication of how potent and distinct OG Kush really is.
Much like its fragrance, OG Kush tastes fresh and earthy. Its sweet notes are prevalent and mixed with the lemon-lime citrus notes, create a unique blend, explaining why it has maintained its high demand over the years.
A strong presence of high levels of THC , has made OG Kush a very strong strain — with surprisingly gentle side effects.
The common dry-mouth issue is present here, like in most major strains, often accompanied by a dry-eye sensation. Other adverse effects include a slight dizziness and lethargy, usually in those who are not accustomed to the power of its high. OG Kush can also cause a mild anxiety and paranoia in some, while others have observed a slight headache, although cases like these are rare. Download my free marijuana grow guide and start OG Kush strain.
Because of its reliable potency and its high THC levels, OG Kush is a strain that is popularly prescribed to help treat an array of ailments. It can provide deep muscular relief and relaxation, long-lasting relief from headaches, migraines and nausea.
It is a favorite among those suffering from anxiety and depression, because of its ability to induce a state of peaceful unwinding. Insomnia and restlessness is also therefore easily cured with the help of OG Kush. Legend says that it has grown popular among gang members, for the fact that it contains a high level of CBD — something that can help ease physical pain caused by gunshot wounds. Whether or not that is true, OG Kush does offer itself up as a powerful pain-reliever, for a broad spectrum of physical as well as mental pains.
There are many popular strains that are direct descendants of OG Kush. Adding to its high price, is the fact that it can be difficult to grow and cultivate OG Kush. 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 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. OG Kush yields 17 ounces per square meter indoors and 16 ounces or more per plant outdoors.
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