OG Kush Strain Guide: THC, Effects, Lineage, and Terpenes
OG Kush is an indica-dominant hybrid with 19% to 26% THC. Learn its lineage, terpenes, effects, dosing, and how to pick and store it.
OG Kush is the safer buy for most people. It runs indica-leaning, lands heavy in the body, and quiets a racing head without much mental noise. Sour Diesel is the better buy if you want to move: work, clean, train, write, or handle a long list. Buy OG Kush for nights, pain days, and stress. Buy Sour Diesel for mornings, projects, and social plans.
OG Kush reports center on relaxation, euphoria, and sedation with a light tingle behind the eyes. Users describe pressure in the head and shoulders, then a slow body melt. Sour Diesel reports center on alertness, motivation, and a buzzy head high that keeps thoughts moving. The two strains sit at opposite ends of the day.
OG Kush carries earthy, pine, and lemon notes with a fuel finish. Myrcene leads, with caryophyllene and limonene behind it. Sour Diesel is sharp and diesel-forward with citrus and skunk on the exhale. Limonene and caryophyllene lead, with myrcene lower. If smell drives your choice, they are easy to tell apart in a jar.
Both strains test high, often in the low to mid 20s for THC in flower, and both show up in strong concentrates. OG Kush traces to a Chemdawg, Hindu Kush, and Lemon Thai cross. Sour Diesel comes from Chemdawg 91 and Super Skunk. That shared Chemdawg parent explains the fuel notes in both.
Pick OG Kush for nights, body relief, and calm. Pick Sour Diesel for days, focus, and energy. If you want one strain for both, buy a hybrid with a Chemdawg line and dose by clock instead of by name.