SFV OG

Where does SFV OG come from?

SFV stands for San Fernando Valley, the part of Los Angeles where this plant got its name. It's usually described as a phenotype of OG Kush: a plant grown from OG Kush genetics that stood out and was kept as a clone for its own traits.

Cali Connection is the breeder most closely tied to it, and its seed version, SFV OG Kush, is a separate strain made by crossing SFV OG with an Afghani. The exact first grower of the original cut is not well documented.

It also has well-known descendants. Larry OG and Motorbreath are both listed as children of SFV OG.

What does SFV OG smell and taste like?

Expect pine and earth first, with a zesty lemon or tangerine note that makes it a little brighter than many OGs. A light diesel smell often sits underneath.

Myrcene often leads its terpene results, followed by limonene and caryophyllene. Myrcene gives the earthy base, limonene the citrus and caryophyllene a peppery edge. The flavour is citrusy pine with a sweet, slightly gassy finish, though some people find the smoke harsh.

SFV OG effects: what people report

People most often describe SFV OG as relaxed, happy and focused. It tends to come on quickly with a loose body feel while the head stays fairly clear, which is why reviewers call it balanced. At higher amounts, reports shift toward couch-lock and sleepiness.

These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth and dry eyes are the most common complaints, and some people mention feeling anxious or a dip in energy afterward.

How strong is SFV OG?

SFV OG usually tests in the high teens to low 20s. Listings put it at roughly 17% to 26% THC, with very little CBD.

Start with a small amount if you're new to it and give it time before having more. The numbers printed on your label matter more than the strain name.

Buying SFV OG in Canada

Don't mix it up with SFV OG Kush, the seed-grown cross with Afghani genetics, which can lean heavier. Sources also disagree on whether SFV OG is indica- or sativa-leaning, so go by the description and the smell rather than the label's type.

You might see it as dried flower, pre-rolls, vape cartridges or concentrates. Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date.

SFV OG vs OG Kush

SFV OG is usually described as a phenotype of OG Kush, so the two are close relatives. OG Kush is the earthier, gassier original, with pine, fuel and a heavy kush base. SFV OG keeps the pine but adds more lemon and citrus, and reviewers often find it a little more clear-headed. Both are known for relaxing the body. If you want the classic OG funk, go with OG Kush. If you'd like a brighter, citrusy take, try SFV OG.

Strains like SFV OG

If you like SFV OG, these are the closest matches:

• OG Kush: the strain it was selected from, earthier and gassier.
• Larry OG: listed as an SFV OG descendant, with a similar lemon and pine smell.
• Tahoe OG: another OG Kush cut, known for a heavier, more relaxing feel.
• Fire OG: a well-known OG relative with plenty of lemon and fuel.