Crystal OG

Crystal OG wears an OG badge it did not inherit.

Our sources trace it to White Widow and Northern Lights, not to the OG Kush line the name implies, and it is often sold simply as Crystal for the frosted, trichome-heavy buds. It is pitched as a moderate, beginner-friendly strain rather than a heavy one.

The OG in the name suggests a heavy, couch-locking indica. Crystal OG is described as the opposite: a moderate THC level, a cerebral lift with a light body buzz and little tendency toward an adverse reaction. Our own effect data is thin, with euphoria the main recorded note.

Dry eyes are the most common complaint, and one source notes it can turn sleepy in large amounts despite the daytime billing. A standard dose keeps it well within beginner range.

Crystal OG is fuel and pine, sharp and resinous, with a sweetness that rounds the edges and a hint of fruit that shows up over time. It is a simple, gassy profile rather than a layered one. The flavor stays close to the smell.

There is no terpene panel for Crystal OG in our data, and the only recurring name is Camphene, with nothing to quantify it. The fuel-and-pine smell suggests the usual gassy terpenes, but that is inference, not measurement.

With so little on file, the jar is the only guide to how strong the aroma runs in a given batch.

Crystal OG THC is reported around 19 percent, a moderate level, with the wider spread in our records reflecting data noise rather than real variation. CBD is a trace. Sources agree it is not an especially strong strain.

Expect a moderate high near 19 percent; the extremes in our data are noise.