Deadhead OG

Deadhead OG, the strain this flower is named for, is known for strong potency and a long-lasting body high, according to Leafly‘s description. Leafly names Chemdog 91 and SFV OG Kush as the parents of what it calls an indica-dominant hybrid. AllBud puts the split at 60% sativa to 40% indica, calling the strain a sativa dominant hybrid made from SFV OG and Chemdawg.

Chemdawg on one side, SFV OG on the other

Chemdawg and SFV OG Kush fill the parent slots in the genetics box on Leafly. AllBud says SFV OG is combined with Chemdawg and describes a classic OG taste, dank and earthy and at times pungent.

Pine, skunk and earth

Leafly’s flavour tags are skunk, pungent and pine, and the consumers it quotes find the strain hearty-tasting, with pine and earth notes. AllBud’s flavour tags are diesel, pine, spicy and woody. Its aroma tags run dank, earthy, pungent, skunky, spicy and woody.

One Leafly reviewer describes firm, spongy, bright green buds with matted orange hairs and sparkling trichomes, and a scent of sour flowers and pine. Leafly’s terpene data puts caryophyllene first, limonene second and myrcene third. Limonene, the runner-up, is profiled in our citrus terpene explainer.

Potency and the reported high

Leafly gives THC as 22% and CBD as 0%, and AllBud’s header gives THC as 25%. Leafly’s text describes effects that are cerebral, physically stimulating and mentally relaxing. Relaxed, euphoric and happy are the feelings its reviewers report most often.

AllBud describes effects that arrive almost immediately, bringing euphoria and amusement and a mood that lasts for hours while adding introspection and focus. Its tags are body high, euphoria, focus, giggly and happy.

Grow notes

Growers quoted by Leafly put flowering at about 63 days on average. Moderate feeding is enough, the plant responds well to multi-branch training or a sea of green setup, and it averages 25 to 30 grams per plant.