Pine OG Strain Review - Among the Best OG Kush Phenotypes

• CBD 0.61-0.77%
• CBC 0.12-0.21%
• CBG 0.07-0.1%
• CBN 0.24-0.38%
• THCV 0.06-0.24%

The strain is rare and hard to find in dispensaries. When you are lucky to find this marijuana for smoking, be safe and don’t overdose because strains that top this THC level can be overwhelming even for seasoned weedheads.

Fragrances and Flavors

Pine OG is rich in pinene, carene, and linalool, and these terpenes determine the strain’s aroma profile. As it goes from the name, the kush has a pine smell, which is very pungent. There are also woody undertones that are detected on the exhale.

Pine OG Strain Typical Effects and Uses

The Pine OG weed delivers a powerful cerebral high that makes people happy, aroused, and energetic. Due to a euphoric mood boost, the strain can induce chattiness and inspire creativity in users.

Despite its Sativa-heavy genetics, the Pine OG strain is well regarded for its effects on:

• Stress
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Bipolar disorder
• Muscle spasms
• Lack of appetite

This cannabis is popular with only a few patients, but it can trigger adverse effects in hypersensitive consumers. They are:

• Dry eyes
• Thirst and dry mouth
• Hunger
• Panic attacks
• Tingles
• Slurred speech
• Rapid heartbeat

Hints for Home Growers

The Pine OG strain is not widely used in the United States; however, any grower can easily cultivate it at home. The plants are not tall and can be as high as 30’’-60’’. After a 52/62-day flowering phase, they form super dense nugs that emit a pungent aroma. In 61 days, the pot shrubs can be harvested. They produce 1-2 oz./ft2 when grown indoors and 10-15 oz./plant of outdoor harvest.