"O’Gezuz Feminized was developed as part of the Breeding Grounds program by crossbreeding OG Kush with Wedding Cake. It has a sturdy structure with broad fan leaves, thick foliage, and compact internodal spacing. It thrives in sunny Mediterranean climates and produces a large yield of dense buds. This strain delivers a potent body high with a distinctly sweet terpene profile when consumed. O’Gezuz Feminized showcases a combination of sativa and indica characteristics inherited from its genetic lineage of 60% indica and 40% sativa. Its terpene profile is remarkable. It combines Wedding Cakes' delightful sweetness and creaminess with subtle hints of citrus and moist earth from an OG Kush. It’s known for its soothing and uplifting high that delivers a full-body buzz, providing complete body relaxation while stimulating the mind. Developed in collaboration with the Humboldt Seed Company, O’Gezuz Feminized is a one-of-a-kind strain created exclusively for Breeding Grounds. Our team utilised the original traits of Wedding Cake and stabilised them with our OG Kush to produce a remarkable strain that sets itself apart from others. Its exceptional qualities make it a must-try for cannabis enthusiasts looking for a unique and unforgettable experience. Growth pattern of O’Gezuz Feminized O’Gezuz Feminized is a well-balanced hybrid strain. The indica lineage is visible in its compact structure with elongated lateral branches that uphold its dense buds. In addition, the plant has a dense canopy that develops above its large and broad fan leaves. The internodal spacing is compact, and the foliage is thick, adding to the plant's overall appeal. Meanwhile, the 40% sativa heritage influences its revitalising terpene profile. When grown indoors, O'Gezuz typically grows to a medium height up to 140 cm. However, when grown in open soil with ample room for growth, the plant can reach over 160 cm. The plant's sturdy structure makes it an excellent candidate for training techniques such as SCROG, SOG, and supercropping. By utilising these techniques, you can ensure that your plants grow to their full potential and produce a bountiful harvest. With an average flowering period of 55 to 65 days, O’Gezuz thrives in Mediterranean climates. Indoor cultivators have reported impressive yields of up to 600 grams per square metre, while outdoor growers can easily achieve over 625 grams per plant. This cultivar is renowned for its chunky and dense buds, characterised by swollen calyxes and dark purple hues. The buds are heavily coated with trichomes and threaded with deep orange pistils, creating a visually appealing appearance. Effect, taste, and smell of O’Gezuz Feminized The tepene profile of O’Gezuz is characterised by a delightful creamy and sweet fragrance and taste. During the last few weeks, growers should be ready for a mild aroma that becomes more pronounced as the plants near harvest time. As the plants are cultivated, they emit a pleasant, floral fragrance with subtle notes of zesty citrus and sandalwood, which continues to intensify during the curing process. The terpene profile of O’Gezuz is genuinely remarkable, offering a delicate blend of cream, lemon, and earthy undertones. Upon first inhaling, you'll detect a pleasantly sweet aroma of zesty citrus rind, complemented by strong floral notes. As you continue to breathe in, you'll be greeted with a mixture of creamy accents, as well as subtle hints of sandalwood and skunk. Cannabis enthusiasts have reported feeling a delightful burst of joy after consuming O’Gezuz, which can really boost your overall happiness and increase focus. And that's not all – due to the indica lineage, as the high settles in, you'll gradually feel a soothing sensation in your body that can ease muscle tension and discomfort. Trust us, you won't want to miss out on this delightful experience! Did you know? Wedding Cake, also known as “Triangle Mints #23," was developed by crossing Triangle Kush with Animal Mints. There is a debate as to whether OG Kush's "OG" stands for "Ocean grown", or "Original Gangster". Do you find mistakes or wrong information? Or is there something you want to add? Strain Reviews Degustation Gallery Direct Comparisons Lineage / Genealogy Hybrids / Crossbreeds User comments Uploads"