Night Terror OG

Night Terror OG has a frightening name and a gentle effect.

Rare Dankness Seeds crossed Blue Dream with Rare Dankness #1 for it, in Colorado. The start is heady and almost invigorating, then it mellows all the way down into sleep. THC is moderate, in the high teens to low twenties.

The name is a bluff.

Night Terror OG opens with a heady, almost invigorating lift from the Blue Dream side, then mellows steadily into a deep, sleepy relaxation. Leafly's reviewers lead with relaxed at 80 percent of a solid sample, one of the highest in this batch, with happiness at 52 and sleepiness at 49. The weighted data ranks the deep relaxation near the ceiling.

For a strain this relaxing, the negatives are mild: dry mouth reaches 26 percent, dry eyes only 10, and nothing else is logged above the low single digits. It suits all experience levels at a moderate dose. This is an end-of-day strain.

Night Terror OG smells of blueberry and lemon over earth, pine and a diesel note. The flavor is simpler, just sweet and fruity. The blueberry is the Blue Dream inheritance and the clearest part of the nose.

Night Terror OG has no measured terpene data, with Humulene, Myrcene, Limonene and Ocimene named but unquantified.

The blueberry and lemon on the nose sit in lighter aromatic compounds a standard panel does not report, so nothing is measured to attribute them to. A jar with a genuine blueberry smell, not a vague sweetness, is the fresher one.

Night Terror OG THC is reported from about 18 to 21 percent, moderate, with no clean lab sample in our data. Sources are consistent that it is not an extreme number. CBD is a trace.

Night Terror OG tests in the high teens to low twenties, so it is approachable despite the name and the OG tag.