Scotts OG strain guide
Scotts OG is an indica-leaning hybrid from Rare Dankness Seeds in Colorado, bred from Triangle Kush and Rare Dankness #1. People know it for a sour lemon and honey smell, high THC listings and a relaxed, happy feel.
Where does Scotts OG come from?
Scotts OG is credited to Rare Dankness Seeds, and strain databases agree on the cross: Triangle Kush, a Florida OG line, with Rare Dankness #1, one of the breeder's own house plants.
You'll also see it written as Scott's OG or Scott OG. Most listings describe it as roughly 70% indica, so it sits on the indica side of the hybrid range.
What does Scotts OG smell and taste like?
The smell is earthy and sour, with lemon on top and a sweet, honey-like note behind it. Some people also pick up pine, spice or a little gas, which fits its Kush background.
Published terpene results list limonene first, then myrcene and caryophyllene. Limonene explains the citrus, myrcene the earthy depth and caryophyllene the peppery edge on the exhale.
Scotts OG effects: what people report
People most often call Scotts OG relaxed, euphoric and happy. Some mention a creative or giggly stretch early on, and others say it settles into a heavy, stay-on-the-couch feel, especially at larger amounts.
These are experiences people report, not promises. Dry mouth and dry eyes come up most, and some reviewers mention feeling paranoid or say it's a lot for beginners. A few also find the smoke harsh on the throat.
How strong is Scotts OG?
Scotts OG is a high-THC strain. Published listings range from about 22% to 28% THC, and some reviewers report individual batches above that. CBD is usually minimal.
Given those numbers, start with a small amount and give it time. Your label shows the tested THC and CBD for your batch, which matters more than any listing average.
Buying Scotts OG in Canada
Check the spelling on the label, since Scotts OG, Scott's OG and Scott OG usually refer to the same strain. Compare the THC, CBD and packaging date before you buy.
You might see it as dried flower or in concentrates. Fresher flower keeps more of the lemon and honey smell.
Scotts OG vs Triangle Kush
Triangle Kush is one of Scotts OG's parents, and the two share an earthy, lemony OG base. Triangle Kush is the original Florida line, usually described with more fuel and pine and a heavy, relaxed feel. Scotts OG adds the Rare Dankness side, bringing a sweeter, honeyed note and more lemon, while THC listings for the two land in a similar range. If you want the source, go with Triangle Kush. If a sweeter, sour-lemon twist appeals, try Scotts OG.
Strains like Scotts OG
If you like Scotts OG, these are close relatives or matches:
- Triangle Kush: the parent, with a piney, earthy OG profile.
- Florida Kush: another Florida OG name with a similar earthy, relaxed reputation.
- Bermuda Triangle OG: a Triangle Kush relative with the same OG backbone.
- Lemon OG: leans harder into the sour lemon side of the OG family.
