Triangle Kush x Oreoz

Triangle Kush x Oreoz combines a legendary old-school indica from Florida with a modern indica hybrid from Michigan. For collectors, this cross is notable for bridging a classic cornerstone of OG Kush history with a contemporary cookies-based strain:

• Triangle Kush – A famous clone-only indica strain that originated in Florida in the 1990s. Often considered an OG Kush relative, Triangle Kush was accidentally bred by Marty “TK” Calabrese by pollinating an Emerald Triangle strain with Hindu Kush landrace pollen. The name “Triangle” refers to Florida’s three major cannabis-producing areas (Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville). Its genetic lineage is essentially Hindu Kush (a pure Indica from the Afghan-Pakistani region) crossed with a mysterious Florida strain nicknamed Emerald Triangle. Triangle Kush is known as the possible mother of many OG Kush cuts and is revered for its potent, couch-locking indica effects and dense, resinous buds.

• Oreoz – The 3rd Coast Genetics strain (Secret Weapon × Cookies and Cream) bringing a modern cookies-and-cream twist to this hybrid. As detailed above, Oreoz is an award-winning mostly-indica known for its decadent aroma and high THC content, bred by Max Yields in Michigan. In this cross, Oreoz contributes its dessert-like genetics and heavy resin production to complement Triangle Kush’s classic Kush traits. The resulting lineage blends Florida’s OG Kush heritage with Michigan’s Cookies heritage, making it particularly valuable to genetic collectors interested in regional cannabis history.

(Note: Triangle Kush, being a clone-only strain, is typically accessed through hybrids or S1 seeds. By crossing it with Oreoz, breeders capture Triangle’s elusive genetics in seed form, enhanced by Oreoz’s modern vigor.)