Ghost OG

Description

Its mysterious name aptly evokes its character: a seemingly discreet flower, but endowed with spectral power.

Origin and Genetics

Ghost OG is a rare phenotype derived from the famous OG Kush, a pioneering strain that redefined modern cannabis in the 1990s. Selected and stabilized by an anonymous breeder nicknamed “Ghost,” it quickly gained popularity for its consistent yields, potency, and refined taste.

Type: Indica-dominant hybrid (approximately 70/30)

Parentage: OG Kush (special selection)

THC level: Often between 18% and 24%

Aromatic and terpene profile

Ghost OG is renowned for its complex and seductive bouquet:

Aromas: Fresh lemon, pine, woody herbs with a hint of damp earth

Flavors: A tangy and sweet blend, sometimes slightly floral

Main terpenes: Limonene (citrus, energy), myrcene (relaxation), caryophyllene (spicy, peppery)

This combination gives it a typical OG olfactory profile, with a sweeter and less aggressive touch than some of its cousins.

Effects and sensations

Ghost OG is a versatile strain. Its effects are fast-acting, enveloping, and evolving.

Initial Phase: Cerebral elevation, mild euphoria, creativity

Secondary Phase: Deep body relaxation, muscle soothing

Typical Use: Ideal at the end of the day, to unwind without being immediately knocked out

Medical users particularly appreciate it for the relief of stress, anxiety, chronic pain, and insomnia.

Cultivation and Yield

Ghost OG is also popular among growers.

Difficulty: Moderate (robust and resilient plant)

Flowering: 8 to 9 weeks indoors

Yield: Medium to high, especially indoors under optimal control

Appearance: Dense flowers, covered in bright white trichomes, giving the plant a “ghostly” appearance