Big Chief | OG Kush | Cartridge | 1g
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OG Kush is the perfect strain for any social situation. The high on this iconic indica-dominant strain starts pretty quickly, giving you a feeling of rushing sociability, chattiness, hunger, and a case of the giggles. The flavor combines that taste of classic sour citrusy flavors with hints of woody pine. Taste: Citrus, Pine, Woody Feel: Happy, Relaxed, Social
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What it is A 1 gram OG Kush cartridge from Big Chief, made for use with a standard 510 thread battery. OG Kush is one of the most recognizable names in California cannabis, an indica leaning classic that has been a staple in Los Angeles for decades. Cartridges like this one are a simple option if you prefer measured, short sessions over rolling flower, and they travel easily around the West Valley. ## Taste and how people describe it The flavor profile is listed as citrus, pine and woody, which lines up with the sour, sharp lemon note most people associate with OG Kush, followed by a resinous evergreen finish. Commonly reported effects include: - A quick onset rather than a slow build
- Happy, talkative, social headspace
- Body relaxation as the session goes on
- An increase in appetite for some people Effects vary by person, by batch and by how much you take in. ## Good to know Start with one short draw and wait several minutes before going further, since vapor onset is fast. Keep the cartridge upright at room temperature and away from direct heat. Lower voltage settings generally give a cleaner citrus and pine flavor, while higher settings produce thicker vapor and a harsher taste.
