Fire OG Indica-dominant hybrid (commonly described around 70/30)

Fire OG is an indica-dominant hybrid, commonly described at roughly 70/30 indica to sativa, produced by crossing OG Kush with SFV OG Kush. That parentage puts it squarely in the OG family, carrying forward the characteristics both parent lines are known for while developing its own recognizable profile. The aroma and flavor sit in familiar OG territory but lean toward the citrus end of the spectrum. Limonene comes through clearly, giving the nose and palate a pronounced citrus and lime character. Myrcene adds the earthy, fuel-adjacent quality that runs through most OG-descended material, while caryophyllene contributes a subtle spice that rounds out the backend. Flavors commonly reported include citrus, lime, pine, earthy, and diesel — a combination that reflects the terpene stack well and signals what you are working with before anything else does. Effects are commonly reported as uplifting and euphoric. For an indica-dominant cultivar, that leans somewhat brighter than the sedative end of the spectrum, though the indica weighting still shapes the overall character of the experience. THC typically comes in somewhere around 20 to 25 percent or higher depending on the cut and growing conditions, so this is not a strain aimed at beginners looking for something mild. From a cultivation standpoint, Fire OG runs a flowering period of nine to ten weeks, though some growers push it longer depending on the phenotype and what they are trying to achieve in the finish. There is enough variation between phenotypes that finishing time is worth paying attention to rather than pulling on a fixed schedule. Beyond the flowering window, no additional grow data is available here to speak to yield, grow difficulty, or preferred environment. Fire OG has been used as a parent in breeding, contributing to at least two known offspring: Blue Slushie and Lemon Cherry Fire. That positions it as more than just an end-product strain — it carries enough of the OG structure and terpene character to pass something useful downstream. For anyone working in OG-adjacent genetics, it represents a logical building block given the lineage it comes from and the profile it expresses.