The Cross
Valley Punch puts the classic OG Kush line against a modern purple, and the OG side carries one of the better documented origin stories in the business.
The Parents
SFV OG is one of the most popular OG Kush phenotypes there is, and the line behind it began in southern Florida in the early 1990s when a grower named Alec Anderson bought an ounce of something labelled Krippy. He found seeds in the bag and germinated them, kept clones of the one plant that stood out, and gave a cutting to his friend Matt Berger up in Gainesville. One of Matt’s friends said the flowers looked like kushberries, and the name stuck.
In the mid nineties Josh D encouraged Matt to bring it to California. Matt took a clone of the Kush and a clone of a Northern Lights called Bubba, and in 1996 he and Josh set up a room in Silverlake and started growing it. Everything the West Coast calls OG runs through that room.
Purple Punch is Larry OG crossed to Granddaddy Purple.
What’s In The Pack
Six feminized photoperiod seeds. Hefty yields, and the pack should throw a range of elite phenotypes given how proven both sides are.
In The Garden
70-80 days. Indica dominant.
Parent-source credits: Matt "Bubba" Berger.
Great strain
great germination rate of 100%. Hefty harvest if some extremely tasty sweet and fruity goodness… All phenos were very heavy on the kush.