OG Limited Strain

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Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

OG Limited, also known as “OG LTD,” is a sativa dominant hybrid strain with unknown origins due to its rarity in the medical marketplace. However, this bud is thought to be a cross between the popular Hindu Kush X Chemdawg strains because of its effects. The OG Limited high is very uplifting and relaxing in nature although incredibly unique, with both head and body effects. The high starts with a euphoric happiness that spreads throughout your mind, immediately erasing any mental pain you may be experiencing. This is accompanied by a sense of frenzied energy that can prove to be overwhelming to novice patients. That being said, OG Limited should be avoided by patients who suffer from anxiety, as it could potentially agitate them. Although the THC and CBD levels of OG Limited are unknown, this bud is said to be ideal for treating chronic fatigue, mood swings, mild cases of depression, and chronic stress. OG Limited has massive oversized buds that are very dark with a thick coating of bright fiery orange hairs and chunky translucent crystal trichomes. It has a very earthy and woody flavor with undertones of sweet herbal pine, and an aroma of pungent woody earth accented by sweet pine.
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Hard to believe the power of this strain. Hugely cerebral, amazingly strong physical. Up, but mellow. Down side is, it's very harsh. Also, tends to give a bit of hangover the next day. Totally worth it. Incredible stuff.

Aug. 30, 2018, 3:27 p.m.

I just grew my first OG LTD plant and it was prolific, with a large yield and easy to trim buds which were at the same time fluffy and soft but dense and covered with trichomes. The effect has been fantastic, feeling energetic yet relaxed at the same time and mind/body pains gone by the wayside. I'd recommend this strain to everyone with the same caution for those with anxiety unless they are experienced cannabis users.

Oct. 13, 2016, 4:16 p.m.
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