Gold Star Strain Information
A Sativa leaning hybrid, Gogi OG is a cross between Cross Nepali OG and Snow Lotus. Named after the shiny red sour Himalayan Goji berry or wolfberry, its aroma is a strong, complex mix of red berry, black cherry, strawberry, and Hawaiian punch with a licorice undertone. With a very high THC level of up to 26%, it sets you off on a potent mental high. For this reason, it is best that inexperienced smokers consume gradually little by little until tolerance is achieved. As of writing, it has already won two awards. It garnered 3rd place hash on the Hindu Temple Cultural Center Seattle 2013 and 1st place as a concentrate.
What are the Flavor and Effects of Goji OG?
Gogi OG’s explosive flavor of berries (black cherry, red berry, and strawberry) and Hawaiian punch will make your mouth water. Sativa dominant in nature, it delivers a strong mental high, which will bring euphoria and happiness. Relaxation due to its body high follows. But unlike other strains, it will keep you active with zero tendencies of couch lock. It will also make you hungry that’s why it is perfect for festivities where you dine and socialize.
What are the Medical Benefits of Goji OG?
Stress and depression are two of the many medical conditions that thrive in our society. The euphoric effects Gogi OG brings can help patients who are depressed, stressed, and in pain wear a happy smile for a short while. The complete body relaxation effects of this strain release the muscles that go tense when you are stressed out.
Negative Effects You Can Expect from Goji OG.
Dry eyes and dry mouth are the common negative reactions of any cannabis strain, including Gogi OG. An increase in water intake is advised to counter dehydration.
A temporary sense of dizziness may occur when used by novice smokers. Anxiety and paranoia are also side effects of this plant.
How to Grow Goji OG?
Goji OG is a tall plant that thrives in both indoors or outdoors. You can have it placed in a greenhouse. It can easily be cultivated even by beginner growers. Due to its height, you can trim it and remove away dead parts.
The flowering time comes after 9 weeks when grown indoors. It has an expected production of 14 ounces per square meter. Other non-conventional methods such as hydroponics (soilless technique) can also shorten the time of harvest and increase its yield to 21 ounces per square meter.
A better outdoor yield can be expected from harvest in the month of October. A whopping 42 ounces per plant can make you forget of even trying to house it indoors.
