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Highland Og
Feminized
Highland Og blends OG Kush structure with a highland landrace for solid resin production and classic OG terpenes. Seeds are feminized for predictable female plants and stable yields. Expect eight to ten weeks of flowering and indoor yields around 450 to 550 g/m2. Outdoors plants perform well in temperate zones and reach up to 1.8 metres under long, warm summers. Effects deliver full body relaxation with a mild cerebral lift and reliable sleep aid. Terpenes show pine, diesel, and spicy citrus with an OG spice finish. Train plants with topping and low stress training to boost bud density. Manage nutrients tightly and flush seven to ten days before harvest for smoother smoke. MasterSeeds offers these seeds for growers in Canada seeking a THC-forward OG phenotype.
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STRAIN PROFILE
Complete Cannabis Strain Specifications
| Trait | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Indica-dominant hybrid |
| THC | 22% |
| CBD | 0.20% |
| Grow Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Flowering Time | 8-10 |
| Yield | 450-550 g/m2 (indoor); 500-700 g/plant (outdoor) |
| Height | 80-180 cm |
| Environment | Indoor and outdoor |
| Effects | Deep relaxation, Mild cerebral uplift, Sleep aid |
| Flavors | Pine, Diesel, Spicy citrus |
| Genetics | OG Kush x Highland Thai |
| Climate | Temperate |
Highland Og Strain Information and Characteristics
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Strain Type:
Highland Og is an indica-dominant hybrid. It combines OG structure with highland landrace traits.
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THC Content:
Average THC sits around 22%. This level suits experienced users and matches many Canadian OGs.
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CBD Content:
CBD stays low at about 0.2%. Medical patients in Canada use Highland Og for THC-driven relief from pain and sleeplessness.
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Grow Difficulty:
Growing Highland Og requires intermediate skills. You must manage training and nutrient levels to reach full potential.
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Flowering Time:
Flowering finishes in eight to ten weeks. Outdoor plants reach harvest in late September in temperate zones.
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Expected Yield:
Indoor yields average 450 to 550 grams per square meter. Outdoor plants produce 500 to 700 grams per plant under long, warm summers in regions like BC.
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Plant Height:
Plants grow to medium height indoors at 80 to 140 centimetres. Outdoors they reach up to 1.8 metres in warm sites.
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Growing Environment:
Highland Og suits both indoor rooms and outdoor gardens. Many Canadian growers prefer indoor setups or greenhouses to protect the plants.
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Expected Effects:
Effects bring deep body relaxation with a mild cerebral lift. Users report easier sleep and reduced stress after a single session.
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Genetic Lineage:
Genetics pair OG Kush x Highland Thai for OG terpenes and resilient structure. The cross yields dense, resinous buds with stable phenotypes.
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Seed Type:
Seeds come feminized to ensure female plants and stable harvests. MasterSeeds lists this line for growers who want predictable outcomes.
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Preferred Climate:
Best performance occurs in temperate climates with warm, dry summers. Regions like southern BC and inland provinces offer ideal outdoor windows.
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Q: My plants stretch during early flower, what should I do?
A: Add support and adjust training before stretch peaks. Raise light intensity and tighten canopy spacing.
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Q: Leaves show tip burn, why is that happening?
A: Tip burn indicates nutrient salt build-up. Flush with clean water and reduce feed strength for a week.
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Q: When should I start flushing before harvest?
A: Begin flush seven to ten days before harvest to improve smoke smoothness and taste.
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Q: How do I get denser buds in week four of flower?
A: Maintain stable temperature and humidity and avoid night drops over 10°C. Add silica and bloom boosters from week three of flower.
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Q: I found aphids in the greenhouse, what are first steps?
A: Isolate affected plants and apply insecticidal soap or introduce predatory insects. Clean surfaces and check plants daily.
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