Abusive OG Seeds

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Abusive OG: Lusciously Lavender

Abusive OG seeds grow into medium-height plants with large buds and a lavender-like aroma that fills any grow space with a sweet fragrance. The buds on this plant are big enough and heavy enough to bend the branches and stems, so you will need to consider that when you are growing it. The leaves on this plant are small and green, while the buds appear to be pale green with hints of lavender once the plant reaches the flowering stage. The buds are light purple and green except for the burnt orange pistils poking through the surface area. The harvested nuggets are purple, pale green, and amber and very dense. The nuggets are hard to break apart with your fingers, so you might want to have your grinders nearby. Even though this strain made its first appearance in the cannabis marketplace in the early 2000s, it has yet to take home any major awards. This does not mean that the strain isn't a fan favourite. It just means that it hasn't been recognised as one of the best at international awards shows. There are still tons of 5-star reviews online that give users and growers a solid glimpse into this strain's popularity.

Growing Tips for Our Seeds

Abusive OG performs well in cooler temperatures that remain above 24 degrees Celsius. This strain is a solid choice for beginning growers and thrives in both indoor and outdoor grow setups. The plant grows to a medium height, but the roots stretch out far and wide, so take that into consideration when planting your seeds. The strain isn't high-maintenance but does require ample sunlight, warmth, fresh air, and water to reach its full potential. Although the final yields aren't massive, the THC content of this strain is, so that more than makes up for the average yields. The one thing that stands out about growing this strain is the pleasant smell of lemon and lavender that fills any grow room or greenhouse.

Dial in Your Growing Conditions

• Indoor or Outdoor: Abusive OG cannabis can be grown indoors and outdoors by first-time growers. The desired temperature for this strain is between 24–29 degrees Celsius and slightly cooler at night. This strain requires 18–20 hours of light during the vegetative stage. To induce flowering, change the light cycle to a 12/12 cycle. This will mimic the sun's rays and bring the strain through flowering and into harvest.
• Moisture Control: Humidity levels of approximately 50–70% during the vegetative phase, gradually decreasing to 50% or lower during the flowering stage. This change in humidity will help keep mould and bud rot off of your plants.
• Training Techniques: Low-stress training (LST) is the best training method for this strain. This method optimises light exposure by adjusting the topmost branches so that light reaches the lowest buds on the plant. This will ultimately increase yields come harvest time.

Yields, Flowering Time, and Harvest

• Flowering Time: Growing indoors, you can expect the Abusive OG strain to harvest after a flowering period of 55–85 days. If you are growing outside, then you can expect flowering to occur from early October to early November.
• Yields: Indoor yields are around 350 grams per square metre, while outdoor grows typically produce up to 350 grams per plant. First-time growers will rejoice in these yield numbers, especially when they see the size of the buds and take into consideration that those very buds are rich in THC.

Dominant Terpenes in Abusive OG: Lemon and Spice

The Abusive OG terpene profile is directly responsible for how the plant smells and tastes and the strong effects it has on its users. The most dominant terpene in this strain is caryophyllene, while limonene and myrcene are secondary terpenes.

• Caryophyllene: Most Dominant – Known for its spicy and peppery taste and aroma, this terpene can be found in cinnamon and cloves as well as cannabis.
• Limonene: Secondary Terpene – Found in the rinds of citrus fruits, this terpene helps with anxiety and can improve lung function.
• Myrcene: Mother of Terpenes – Earthy and woody scents and flavours. This terpene is one of the most frequently seen terpenes in cannabis.

Dominant Cannabinoids in Abusive OG:

Cannabinoids play an important role in Abusive OG seeds and are generally a huge part of most strains of cannabis. That relaxed, happy, and sleepy feeling you get when enjoying the Abusive OG strain is due to its dominant cannabinoids. Each cannabinoid does something different to the user.

• THC: The Main Character – THC is the most dominant cannabinoid on the molecular level of this strain. The crystalline compound tetrahydrocannabinol is the main ingredient of cannabis. Topping out at a massive 26%, the THC in this 100% Indica strain is responsible for the happy and relaxed feeling you get when enjoying Abusive OG cannabis.
• CBD: Very Minimal Amounts – While the CBD levels in Abusive OG are around 1%, the cannabinoid is still present, and the effects are noticeable in this strain. CBD plays a smaller role in what the strain does to the user. CBD is non-psychoactive and can produce effects that help with anxiety, sleep, pain, and even stress. The CBD in the Abusive OG strain, even in its lower amounts, definitely has a positive effect on the user.

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