SFV OG Kush

Lemon-cleaner brightness over a pine backbone is how most people describe the smell of this San Fernando Valley indica. Generally described as SFV OG crossed with OG Kush, it is a heavy-handed, evening-leaning cut. The record here holds a THC figure of 13%, lower than many modern flower listings, and limonene, caryophyllene and myrcene are named as its terpenes without percentages.

Flavor is tagged sweet, while the effect tags are a mix: sleepy, happy, creative and calm, with dry eyes and dry mouth listed as the usual side effects. Our ancestry field points back to Afghani, Hindu Kush, Lemon Thai, OG Kush and Chemdawg, which fits the sharp citrus-and-diesel streak running through the family. Because the figure on file is a single modest reading, treat potency as a guide rather than a promise, and expect other batches to test higher.

Its mellow-to-sedating reputation makes it a fit for winding down after the day is done rather than for errands. Anyone sensitive to dry mouth should keep water close.