SFV OG

Often described as an OG Kush relative from California’s San Fernando Valley, SFV OG goes by San Fernando Valley Kush and similar names. Our record lists 20% THC and no CBD, with myrcene at 0.64%, limonene at 0.47%, caryophyllene at 0.44% and linalool at 0.14%. Flavor tags cover spicy, piney, fruity, earthy and sweet, which is a wide spread for one strain; outside descriptions focus on earthy pine with a lemon edge.

The effect list includes aroused, creative, energetic, euphoric, focused, giggly, happy, hungry and relaxed. Outside reviewers rank focused, relaxed and happy highest, which suggests a head-first onset that eases into the body. One source notes that growers typically see several phenotypes, mostly sativa-leaning, so jar-to-jar differences are common.

No side effects are tagged in our data, and outside scoring shows dry mouth as the main one. Because several cuts circulate under similar names, check the label’s lab results rather than assuming. It suits a productive afternoon where you want to stay clear but loosened.