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nickman

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Triangle kush and joshD are differnt in my growing and breeding expiernce with both.

I worked on a TK line last 3 years for male breeding. And smoked JoshD s grown by the man himself. And by the squad. They are not the same 100%.

As for the ghost being same as JoshD it should be very close ore same. But i seen many ghost og that was totaly differnt. I gues its hard to figur out with so many wrong labeld cuts.


NO OG is best the best is wich does best for you in your garden with your growing style.


They all good when dialed in.

Thanks Karma- I really like the 2nd to last sentence about NO OG is the Best...!!!... :tiphat:
 

StankyBeamer

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Fire Og at about 50 days flower
 

gh0st9

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It is Lol but that's what I'm saying though. I think that the triangle is also the same cut with some genetic drift from being grown in a different climate or an s1. But then again This is all speculation based on photos I've seen, and the stories I grew to know.

I dont believe genetic drift exists in cannabis as most people use the term. UK cheese has been around a long time. Still same as it was. Tk has been around long time still the same, same with Chem 91 and so forth
 

LVgrow

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I dont believe genetic drift exists in cannabis as most people use the term. UK cheese has been around a long time. Still same as it was. Tk has been around long time still the same, same with Chem 91 and so forth

If taken to a totally different location and grow out for years a totally different way you don't think it change a little?

I think as genetic drift as adaptation.
 

gh0st9

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If taken to a totally different location and grow out for years a totally different way you don't think it change a little?

I think as genetic drift as adaptation.
Ok. Let's first agree the term most use to describe what you're saying, is indeed NOT genetic drift as that has to do with gene variants in populations as a whole-http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/evo_24

Now as I said, regarding the term the way you and many others are using it, I gotta disagree there as well. It is true that phenotypes are expressed in relation to enviroment. But most of these elites and commonly storied and sought after cuts are profilerated from indoor to indoor grower for the most part with similar or near similar environments. If they changed the way you described then there would be no similar profile amongst multiple reports and verification requests. Tk or UK cheese would not be cheese or tk. I've been around long enough to know that's not the case.
 
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LVgrow

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Ok. Let's first agree the term most use to describe what you're saying, is indeed NOT genetic drift as that has to do with gene variants in populations as a whole-http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/evo_24

Now as I said, the way the term the way you and many others are using it, I gotta disagree there as well. It is true that phenotypes are expressed in relation to enviroment. But most of these elites and commonly storied and sought after cuts are profilerated from indoor to indoor grower for the most part with similar or near similar environments. If they changed the way you described then there would be no similar profile amongst multiple reports and verification requests. Tk or UK cheese would not be cheese or tk. I've been around long enough to know that's not the case.

I understand now. Would phenotypic drift be more proper to suit what I'm referring to?
 
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gh0st9

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No, I believe the term you're looking for is acclimation. Or phenotype plasticity(in relation to acclimation). A quick browse through a bio 1/2 or botany books or related wiki pages, and you should be able to glean the info you're looking for. Feel free to shoot me a pm if you need help getting started.
 

Dr.King

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Here's some Ghost Og, keeper and best out of a 5 pack of seeds. I've grown a ton of Sativas and I will say this is probably in my top 2 most lanky. Smells and tastes of heavy lemon with a Og undertone. Still run one just for her taste and high which is quite different. Just have to tie all of her tops up so they get good light since I'm only running a 400 watt system. Great photos in this thread, keep them going. Best of luck to others.

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agreed on the not genetic drift......genetic code of plant/ within the plant are not mutating or changing....the plants being grown in different environments, different nutrients, different soils, different drying and curing conditions.....all contribute to slight variance in the final products outcome.... the main thing is just keep them healthy before, during and after cloning ... lol...*just that easy :)
 
Scotts OG currently going and also some of last run clockwise pic 2 (larger view) is GG4, Monster Cookies, Skywalker OG (front left) , Bag Seed Chem


im also running several packs of seed now in testing....Skywalker, Lem Garlic OG, Ganja Farmer Og, WIFI OG, Holy Grail.....with more OG packs on deck from KArma, Archive, RD, and TRue.
 

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StankyBeamer

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Does my mitten og with underdawg and sfv in its heritage qualify as an og? The smell is straight garlic gasoline skunk spray with a musky bottom note
 

StankyBeamer

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It grows way more like an og, stretchy viny candlebra structure with huge node spacing. It even throws mostly three blade fans, theyre just a little less broad than the leaves on the fire
 

gh0st9

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I see. I agree if thats the criteria we go by og then yes its more og like than not. Thats for sure. Although the more and more i see different plant shots, the more and more i feel l we shouldnt be using just one set of criteria but rather looking at the branch of og genetics comprehensively (structure/terpene profile/effects etc). Cant just focus on the growth structure imo. Ive seen afghanis exhibit that trait but had none of the common og terp profiles. And there are cultivars out there that exhibit the lemon gas or lemon pine- i think Just my opinion. Im sure I could be wrong
 

StankyBeamer

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No youre right, we just call it that because when my buddy first found it when he was testing them it smelled straight sfv, and the parents were an og and an og cross. Its genetics, calyx structure, terpenoid profile, and growth structure all point og. Plus with all the different legit og cuts some have to be from seed from other ogs
 

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