According to an article just published in a major counterculture magazine... The controversy is over. Apparently, all the stories about early 90's florida -->to cali are correct (according to this article). The guy claims it originated from bagseed of super good kind bud [no specific strain name, (Maybe it was chem, he did say early 90's, but that's just my speculation)] Personally, i dont have nearly enough info about it to know what to think really. But the one thing in the story that did make sense to me, the guy interviewed (alledgedly one of the original creators of bubba and og) said that kush was named "kush" purely as coincidence. They didnt know there was another strain named hindu kush or any kush for that matter, and they hadnt even heard of the hindu kush mountains. That makes sense to me as og is tall and lanky sat/indy hybrid, and real 'kush' is a short and stocky indica. So anyways, this strain called kush, along with a strain just called bubba, were taken to cali. Once there, it started really gaining a buzz, eventually commanding 8,500 a lb. After a short time of extreme popularity, other pretender "kush's" started showing up. Of corse these were not as good, and the price began to fall. So in response, the creators added the "O.G." prefix to distinguish the 'original'. Also, the article said that B-real discovered the original bubba kush, as bagseed in a bag of original og kush (the buds had been pollinated by a Northern Lights cross from humboldt (via florida, then back to cali) simply called 'bubba'). Anyways, true or not, it was an intresting read and i thought i would share. I would love to know what all the O.G. heads think, especially the cats who been around for a while.
p.s. this info also really makes the "f-cut", "b-real", and "s.a.c." cuts realling intresting to me.
PLEASE DONT SHOT THE MESSENGER! thank you
p.s. this info also really makes the "f-cut", "b-real", and "s.a.c." cuts realling intresting to me.
PLEASE DONT SHOT THE MESSENGER! thank you