Aspen OG strains are coated in a frosty resin-like Aspen during the winter, as the name suggests. Producers at 303 Seeds developed this variety. It’s a sativa-dominant hybrid created by crossing the SFV OG Kush and Sour Cream strains. The sativa dominance in certain types might reach 90%. This strain’s high Sativa content makes it an ideal choice for both solitary and social use. As soon as individuals start smoking it, users will feel joyful.
Flavor and Effects of Aspen OG
The piney and mossy aroma of the Aspen OG strain are typically overshadowed by the sour punch of the Sour Diesel ancestry. The strain has a skunky flavor on the inhale and a fruity taste on the exhale. The impacts of this stress manifest themselves in waves. It begins as quick-acting high, leading users to feel pressure around their temples and eyes immediately. Users’ perspectives and visual distortion will start to change. When attempting to complete any work, these impacts are beneficial. Users will immediately begin to feel comfortable and cheerful in a tranquil environment.
What are the Medicinal Benefits of Aspen OG?
The Aspen OG can boost cerebral euphoria while also reducing depression, anxiety, and stress. The strain can relieve deep-seated and persistent aches and pains, such as arthritis and fibromyalgia. Furthermore, the Aspen OG can help aid in appetite stimulation.
Negative Effects of Aspen OG
Since Aspen OG is so potent, newcomers should take it slowly. Users may develop paranoia if they exceed their tolerance levels.
Growing Aspen OG
The Aspen OG is a plant that may be grown both indoors and outdoors. The plants need a steady hot and humid atmosphere to flourish successfully outside. Aspen OG is a relatively rare find, and it’s exclusively available in brick-and-mortar stores to prevent online retail deception. The Aspen OG strain can be cultivated from the growth of plant clippings to compensate for its rarity.
