Bimini Breeze
$32.00
Hardcore OG is a Prop 215 relic. Back when West Coast Cure and the Russian Assassin Boyz were running the game in California, this was the cut that paid the bills. Squat, dense, blue collar. Greenpoint put it under the Star Dawg stud, and the sweet tea note on the exhale is the thing that keeps people arguing about what she actually is.
Hardcore OG (West Coast Cure cut) x Star Dawg | Regular photoperiod | 10 seeds | 62-70 days | Harvested: Nov 2025
The Cross
The name is a trap on purpose. Bimini Breeze sounds like something you sip under a palm tree. What it actually is, is the heaviest indica leaning cut of the California medical era put against the most aggressive chemical male in the Greenpoint stable.
The Parents
Hardcore OG came out of the California wild west years, when West Coast Cure was defining what moved and the Russian Assassin Boyz were part of the same conversation. This was not a boutique plant. It was the one that filled orders.
Her genealogy is genuinely disputed and probably always will be. The West Coast Cure camp has long claimed Big Bud crossed to DJ Short‘s Blueberry, which would explain both the pebble shaped flowers and the honeyed exhale. Others insist the gas is too loud for anything but a complex OG polyhybrid. Nobody has settled it, and the argument is a large part of why the cut is still collected.
Star Dawg is Chem 4 crossed to Tres Dawg, bred by JJ NYC at Top Dawg Seeds, and it is the male most of this catalog is built on.
What’s In The Pack
Ten regular photoperiod seeds, males included, so this is breeding stock as much as flower stock. Hardcore OG leaning plants come out squat and rock hard, Star Dawg leaning plants stretch further and turn the fuel up, and the keepers land in the middle.
In The Garden
62-70 days. Intermediate, heavy yield. The density is real, so airflow and humidity through the back half of flower are not optional.
1 review for Bimini Breeze
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Was able to pop 9 out of 11. 4 girls that finshed. Nothing but funk. No fruit smell. One had a very strong smell of roadkill. One herm towards end on lower branch but was able to pick off the nanners and keep all of them mostly seed free. Would run again