Description

                        Fire OG Strain

Fire OG Strain: The Knockout Heavy Hitter

Parents: OG Kush and San Fernando Valley OG Kush | THC: 20% | CBD: 0.40%

Known for being one of the strongest of the OG strains, Fire OG has a strong scent similar to Lemon Pledge and an effect that can last up to 3 hours. Moonrock for sale

Effects
⦁ Relaxation
⦁ Happiness
⦁ Euphoria
⦁ Upliftedness
⦁ Focus

Benefits
⦁ Stress Relief
⦁ Soothes Depression
⦁ Pain Relief
⦁ Insomnia Relief
⦁ Soothes Headaches

Side Effects
⦁ Dry Mouth
⦁ Dry Eyes
⦁ Anxiety
⦁ Dizziness
⦁ Paranoia

The Fire OG Experience
Fire OG Kush is an indica dominant hybrid that many regard as being the most powerful OG Kush strain on the planet. While it’s not something to recommend for users without experience, most users in general stick to very low doses (1 to 2 hits).

Most users feel instant cerebral stimulation both jumpstarting creative juices and creating waves of euphoria. Moreover with this comes a very potent and relaxing body high that often puts those with lower tolerances to the couch or to bed. Gelato weed

Fire OG Strain

Depending on a user’s tolerance, the effects of this strain can last up to three hours. Additionally, the citrus, piney and fuel taste brings on cotton mouth and dry eyes. Some users may also experience paranoia, dizziness or anxiety. Fire OG Strain

Often suggested for use during the afternoon and evening, this strain is most often used by those looking to stave off the sleepless nights of insomnia. Fire OG Kush’s body high may make dealing with even the most severe chronic aches and pains tolerable as in prescribed heavily for that reason. The cerebral effects can also help fight the symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression and for others, it even calms nausea and helps fight against various eating disorders. dmt cartridges for sale

Finally a crossbreed between two potent and world-renowned OG strains, Fire OG is considered one of the strongest phenotypes of the OG family. It is said to have been bred originally in the San Fernando Valley sometime during the 1990s, although its origins are not 100% confirmed.