Comatose

This flower is named Comatose, which Leafly lists as another name for Comatose OG. Leafly tags it Indica and calls it an indica-dominant variant of OG Kush.

An OG Kush variant, often found in Canada

Leafly describes the strain as a variant of OG Kush that turns up often in Canada. Leafly says it is reported to be a cross of OG Kush and one other strain, likely a heavy indica, while its genetics section lists OG Kush as a parent.

Leafly also notes that the name is sometimes shortened to just Comatose and that many different products may carry that label. More indica picks, from GDP to Bubba Kush, are in our Best Indica Strains guide.

Dense, resinous buds with a piney, musky smell

Leafly expects OG Kush-style buds: dense and resinous, with a piney, musky smell. One Leafly reviewer, describing a BC batch, reports small, very dense, sticky, strong-smelling buds.

Menthol, diesel and pine, then a minty tingle

On the flavour side, Leafly’s tags are menthol, diesel and pine. One Leafly reviewer notes a strong aroma and a minty, tingly aftertaste, with a flavour harsher than expected. Another Leafly reviewer finds the smell and taste of a classic kush strain.

Reported feelings and the figures reviewers cite

Leafly’s top reported effects for the strain are relaxed and tingly, and individual reviewers also tag happy, hungry, talkative, creative and uplifted. Leafly expects CBD at trace levels only.

The Leafly reviewer who describes the BC batch cites about 28% THC and just under 4% terpenes for it. For smoking or vaping, the guidance from Health Canada is one or two puffs to begin, a product at or under 10% THC, and a peak that may be as far off as 30 minutes.