OG Kush lineage and family tree

OG Kush is the most argued modern family name on this site. Published accounts place it in 1990s Southern California clone talk. Parents are disputed. Unknown is the honest field when a pack cannot show a single agreed cross.

What the name passed on is easier than who bred it: fuel, pine, lemon-cleaner talk that later pages still use. Member cuts on this library include Tahoe OG, SFV OG, Ghost OG, Bubba Kush, and Banana OG / Banana Kush when those pages treat OG as the teaching parent.

Read OG beside Chem / Diesel when a page uses fuel language, and beside Hindu Kush when the story reaches for mountain-indica vocabulary. Those are neighboring maps, not proof that every OG jar is one cut.

Terpene names that show up in OG talk here: myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene, pinene. Use the OG Kush strain page for the cultivar essay and this family page for the wider line.

Start from Families or Genetics if you need the tier view.

Because so many later bags print OG, this page is a filter. If an essay on the Strain Index does not treat OG as the teaching family, it stays off this list. Tahoe, SFV, and Ghost are the usual named cuts. Banana OG / Banana Kush sit here only while their pages keep that mapping.

Records conflict on the first OG cut. That conflict is the lesson. Do not flatten it into one breeder myth. Follow how to read a family page if the map still feels like a shop wall.