Charlie Sativa-dominant Hybrid (~60/40)

Charlie is a sativa-dominant hybrid sitting at roughly a 60/40 sativa-to-indica ratio, bred from a cross of GSC and SFV OG Kush. That pairing brings together two well-established West Coast genetics, combining the sweet complexity of GSC with the fuel-forward character of SFV OG Kush into something that leans toward the active end of the spectrum. The terpene profile is driven by limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene, and pinene, and those four together account for most of what you smell and taste. Citrus comes through cleanly on the front end, backed by a noticeable pine note that likely traces back to the OG side of the cross. Earthy and spice tones round things out on the back end, keeping the profile grounded rather than purely bright. It's a straightforward, readable profile — nothing buried or hard to identify. Users commonly report effects that run toward the uplifting and energetic side: creativity, euphoria, and a social quality that makes Charlie a strain people tend to reach for during the day or in active social settings rather than for winding down. THC content generally falls in the 18–22% range, which puts it solidly in mid-to-upper territory without pushing into extreme potency. On the cultivation side, Charlie is rated moderate difficulty, which in practical terms means it rewards growers who stay on top of structure early. Topping should be done early in the vegetative stage, and height management is a real consideration given the sativa dominance — this plant will stretch if left unchecked. Flowering runs 8 to 10 weeks, or 56 to 70 days, which is reasonable for a sativa-leaning hybrid. Yield potential is solid at 425 to 500 grams per square meter under optimized indoor conditions, making it worth the extra attention it demands. This isn't a strain for hands-off growers, but it's well within reach for anyone with a season or two of experience. No breeding offspring are documented here, so Charlie stands currently as a product of its lineage rather than a parent in a broader program. As a working cross of GSC and SFV OG Kush, it represents a clean example of what those two strains can produce when pointed in a functional, daytime-oriented direction.