King Louis

King Louis — often sold under the fuller name King Louis XIII — is a well-known OG Kush phenotype that built its reputation as one of the more heavily indica-leaning members of the OG family, prized for potency and a distinctly piney, earthy pungency rather than the sweeter, fruitier direction much of the Kush category eventually took. This batch's terpene profile carries eight separate compounds, an unusually full spread: myrcene leads, followed by limonene and caryophyllene, with linalool, pinene, humulene, terpinolene, and ocimene present in smaller amounts — a genuinely complex chemical signature that backs up the earthy, woody, pine flavor notes on record. No THC figure is confirmed for this batch.

Reported effects run long and lean heavily sedating: relaxed and sleepy anchor a list that also includes euphoric, happy, hungry, tingly, giggly, and aroused — a spread that fits King Louis's reputation as an evening or nighttime strain rather than a daytime one. Its lineage within the OG Kush family gives it a documented pedigree that a lot of newer indica-leaning hybrids lack, and the terpene density on this particular batch suggests it's a well-cultivated example of the cut rather than a diluted or inconsistent one.