Cherry OG Seeds

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Cherry OG: A Fast-Acting, Balanced Hybrid

Since making its debut on the cannabis scene in the early 2010s, the Cherry OG strain has routinely delighted cannabis enthusiasts, offering a quick-hitting yet balanced high. Known for its vibrant, cherry-infused vibes, it prompts a relaxing, creative state of mind, offering an imaginative sense of introspection.

The offspring of Cherry Thai and Lost Coast OG, the Cherry OG strain inherits numerous stellar traits from its respective parent strains. These include a hit of bright cherry energy from the former, and indulgent relaxation from the latter.

In addition to this strain's dark, cherry-shaped buds, 1:1 indica-to-sativa ratio, and 24% THC levels, it also appeals to growers who prefer complex, layered flavours. As a meticulously bred strain, it offers a fine-tuned terpene profile, which contributes earthy musk notes to the smoke, alongside a dash of pepper and a bright spritz of citrus. The result is a strain that routinely intrigues growers, making Cherry OG seeds a prized addition to countless seed collections.

Growing Tips for Cherry OG Seeds

Cherry OG is an easy-to-grow strain, which makes it a good choice for beginners as well as more experienced growers who would like to refine their techniques. Cultivators of this strain will find that its balanced lineage makes it adaptable to a variety of growing environments, both indoors and outside. Canadian home growers should be aware that federal regulations permit up to four cannabis plants per household for personal use, though rules may vary by province.

Dial In Your Growing Conditions

Temperature: The Cherry OG strain thrives in growing environments with stable temperatures of 21-29 degrees Celsius.

Humidity: During the flowering period, growers are encouraged to cultivate their plants in an environment with humidity levels of about 40-50%. These conditions will help your plants flourish thanks to reduced risk of mould and improved resin production.

Light exposure: Indoor growers are encouraged to provide their Cherry OG plants with 12-14 hours of light per day during vegetative growth and 10-12 hours per day during the flowering stage. Outdoor growers across Canada will find that warm, sunny conditions during the summer months are especially beneficial for Cherry OG plants.

Germinating Your Cherry OG Seeds

Germinating your Cherry OG seeds is a cinch with our easy-to-use germination guide. Our technique can be used by all growers and requires only a few household items such as a glass of water, a plate, and a paper towel. Better still, if you choose to use our germination guide, your Cherry OG seeds will be protected by our industry-leading germination guarantee.

Flowering Times and Yields

Cherry OG has a flowering period of 65-75 days indoors, and with proper care, will produce yields of approximately 14 ounces per square metre. Outdoor growers can plan for a harvest in early October and look forward to approximately 14 cherry-infused ounces per plant.

Dominant Terpenes in Cherry OG

This strain's thoughtfully composed terpene profile is led by dominant terpenes myrcene, caryophyllene, and limonene. This dynamic trio each contributes their own unique elements, yet together, produces a fragrance that is greater than the sum of its parts.

Myrcene offers clove-like, musky notes and tends to enhance this strain's calming effects. Caryophyllene offers a natural, woody fragrance with glimmers of pepper and spice. Limonene completes the recipe with a pop of citrus and a sweet cherry finish.

Dominant Cannabinoids in Cherry OG

The Cherry OG strain has THC levels of up to 22%. As the dominant cannabinoid in this hybrid, the THC content creates an imaginative and psychoactive experience defined by its creative energy, knack for elevating mood, and ability to enhance sensory perceptions such as sight and sound. The cannabinoid profile is boosted by a process known as the entourage effect, in which a strain's various elements—such as cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids—work better together than they do alone, creating a stronger or more balanced effect than any one ingredient could, making for a dynamic and intense high.

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