Ghost OG Indica-dominant hybrid

Ghost OG is an indica-dominant hybrid selected as a distinct phenotype of OG Kush. It carries the genetic weight of that lineage closely, representing one of the more refined expressions to come out of the OG Kush family rather than a cross between two separate strains. The terpene profile is led by limonene, myrcene, and caryophyllene, a combination that produces an aroma landing somewhere between bright citrus and damp earth. On the nose and palate, users commonly report notes of citrus and lime up front, followed by pine, a faint diesel edge, and a subtle sweetness underneath. The overall profile is recognizably OG in character — resinous, complex, and grounded — without leaning too heavily in any single direction. Commonly reported effects skew toward the physical end of the spectrum, as expected from an indica-dominant variety with THC levels typically measured between 20% and 24%. Users frequently describe a pronounced body sensation, a tendency toward relaxation, and a general heaviness that builds over time. Mental effects are also noted, often described as a calm or quieted headspace alongside the physical weight. Ghost OG is not commonly reported as particularly energizing or cerebral. On the cultivation side, this strain falls into the moderate to experienced difficulty range, meaning it responds well to growers who already have a working understanding of canopy management and environmental control. Flowering runs 8 to 9 weeks, which is a fairly standard window for OG-type genetics. Yield potential is rated moderate, so growers should not expect exceptional bulk but can anticipate dense, resinous flower consistent with its lineage. It is not typically recommended as a first-grow strain given its sensitivity to environmental stress and the attention required to get the most out of it. From a breeding standpoint, Ghost OG has demonstrated value as a parent. It appears in the background of Ghost Runtz, where its OG-rooted genetics contribute structure and terpene depth to that cross. That alone speaks to its stability and the qualities that make it worth preserving in a breeding program. For growers and breeders working with OG Kush derivatives, Ghost OG remains a strain worth understanding on its own terms before moving into its offspring.