Jamaican OG female

Jamaican OG – Cali Connection

Jamaican OG is a great blend of the legendary Jamaican Lambsbread (Lambsbread has South African roots and was supposedly the absolute favorite ganja of Bob Marley) with the SFV OG - it is a mostly Sativa that smells delicious of citrus fruits, sandalwood and pine with a hint of OG . The blend is not difficult to grow, it is great for indoor use, but it can get quite tall so you should give her enough space.

Outdoors it works very well in the Mediterranean climate and in cooler regions in a greenhouse where it can get really huge. The Jamaican in this blend gives the OG Kush a delicious touch of Sativa as a supplement to the normal OG - so this OG is now also very interesting for lovers of mostly Sativa varieties.

Lineage: Jamaican Lambsbread x SFV OG
Genetics: mostly Sativa
Flowering Time: 8 - 10 weeks
Smell: citrus fruits, sandalwood, pine, OG Kush
THC: 20%

The Cali Connection: Classic Genetics from California Breeders

The Cali Connection is a seed bank from California that came together with one clear idea. They wanted to share the well-known lines from the state with anyone who wanted to grow them. Nothing too complicated. Just good seeds from growers who have been around long enough to know what works. They offer both  feminized and regular seeds,  so you get a mix depending on what you are after. A lot of their strains come straight out of the West Coast scene that shaped much of what people grow today.

Quick Facts
Location: California, USA
Focus: Feminized and regular seeds
Types Available: Feminized and regular strains
Well Known For: Tahoe OG, Larry OG, Passion Berry, Pre 98 Bubba, Mint Milano, Louis XIII
Works Well For: Growers who want to try classic California flavors or just add solid genetics to their setup

The genetics are a mix of older favorites and newer hybrids that keep those roots intact. Some people look to Cali Connection for a piece of that California history. Others just want seeds that have already proven themselves. Either way, there is usually something here that fits.