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indica-dominant strainAlpine OG
Alpine OG by Moxie 710 combines Tahoe OG with Viper City OG. Sweet pine, lemon and fuel define its classic OG aroma. The indica-dominant strain is considered vigorous, robust and resin-rich, develops dense flowers and finishes flowering after approximately nine to ten weeks. Its overall direction is potent and body-focused.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
Genetics
Parent line and family tree
Alpine OG is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 2nd generation follow below.
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StrainAlpine OG
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ParentsTahoe OG
- GrandparentsAfghan
- GrandparentsThai
- GrandparentsHindu Kush
- ParentsViper City OG
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ParentsTahoe OG
Editorial profile
Alpine OG in detail
Origin & classification
Alpine OG by Moxie 710 is a cross of Tahoe OG and Viper City OG. Both parents clearly belong to the OG family, giving the strain a cohesive and easy-to-understand foundation. Tahoe OG contributes lemon, pine and fuel, while Viper City OG enhances resin production, vigor and the darker indica side.
Aroma & flavor
Aromatically, Alpine OG remains true to the classic OG framework. Sweet pine takes center stage, accompanied by lemon zest and a dry fuel note. The sweetness does not resemble candy or pastry, but rather acts as a soft counterpoint to resin and fuel. This keeps the profile potent without becoming merely sharp or earthy.
Terpene profile
The strain is described as vigorous and robust. Strong plants, good resilience and dense, heavily resinous flowers define its structure. The flowering time is approximately 65 days, placing it in the range of nine to ten weeks. Alpine OG therefore combines classic OG aromas with a comparatively straightforward, productive plant structure. Strong branching can distribute large flower clusters across multiple stems.
Effect tendency
The indica-dominant classification suggests an effect in which physical relaxation and a heavier finish are more pronounced. An initial cerebral lift is possible with OG lines, but overall Alpine OG remains closer to a dense, body-focused direction than to a consistently active sativa. Intensity depends on phenotype and batch.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Compared with Tahoe OG, Alpine OG appears more substantial and somewhat calmer. Compared with Viper City OG, Tahoe contributes more lemon brightness and the familiar pine-fuel signature. The cross therefore gains its character not from exotic additional aromas, but from a targeted concentration of classic OG traits.
Further classification
Alpine OG stands for a sweet, pine-like, lemony-gassy profile with high resin production. Those looking for modern dessert crosses will find a different direction here. The strain stays consistently OG: vigorous growth, compact flowers, nine to ten weeks of flowering and a more body-oriented effect. This clear and reliable line is precisely what makes it particularly easy to compare within the large OG family.
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Frequently asked questions about Alpine OG
What type of strain is Alpine OG?
We list Alpine OG as an indica-dominant strain with the parent line Tahoe OG × Viper City OG.
What genetics are behind Alpine OG?
The parent line of Alpine OG is Tahoe OG × Viper City OG.
What does Alpine OG smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Alpine OG is primarily characterized as sweet. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
What flowering time is given for Alpine OG?
Alpine OG is listed with a flowering time of 9-10 weeks.
Which breeder is named for Alpine OG?
Moxie 710 is named as the breeder or cultivator of Alpine OG.
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