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indica-dominant strainHell's Angel OG
Hell's Angel OG is described as an indica-dominant OG hybrid with a heavy fuel and damp earth aroma. The sources conflict regarding its origin: on the one hand, it is considered a selected Southern Californian OG Kush phenotype; on the other, a presumed cross of OG Kush and Blackberry is mentioned.
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Lineage and family tree
Hell's Angel OG is at the beginning. The documented lineages follow below through the 4th generation.
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StrainHell's Angel OG
- ParentsOG Kush
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ParentsBlackberry
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GrandparentsBlack Domina
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3rd generationNorthern Lights
- 4th generationAfghani
- 4th generationPurest Indica
- 4th generationAfghanistan
- 3rd generationHash-Plant
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3rd generationAfghani
- 4th generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationNorthern Lights
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GrandparentsRaspberry Cough
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3rd generationIce
- 4th generationAfghan
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3rd generationIce
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GrandparentsBlack Domina
Editorial profile
Hell's Angel OG in detail
Origin & classification
The origin of Hell's Angel OG is not clear in the available data. The English description identifies it as a selected Southern Californian phenotype of OG Kush. Another note, explicitly described as only presumed, instead names OG Kush × Blackberry. Because a phenotype and a cross represent different genetic histories, neither version is considered conclusively confirmed. The breeder is likewise listed only as unknown or legendary.
Aroma & flavor
The aroma is much better documented. Hell's Angel OG is described as having a heavy fuel note and damp earth. Together, these impressions create a dark, powerful profile: the fuel character contributes a pungent, technical aspect, while damp earth provides a deep, organic foundation. Additional notes such as citrus, pine, berries or spices are not included in the specific source description.
Terpene profile
No terpenes are specified. The fuel and earth aroma therefore cannot be attributed to a single terpene or fixed ratio. Information on appearance, resin production, flower density and yield is also missing. Similarities to other OG strains are not sufficient to adopt these characteristics as facts for Hell's Angel OG.
Effect tendency
The source states a THC range of 20 to 25 percent, while the structured strain data contains no corresponding values. The range indicates a potent expression, but it depends on the batch and phenotype. Growing conditions, maturity, processing and laboratory methods can alter the result. No CBD value is documented.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Specific effects are also unavailable. Being classified as indica-dominant or bearing the designation “OG” does not establish a guaranteed heavy, relaxing or sleep-inducing effect. Medical applications would likewise be unjustified without strain-specific evidence. The fact that the aroma is described as heavy says nothing about the effect.
Further classification
The reliable portrait is therefore limited to the indica-dominant classification, the distinctive fuel-and-earth profile and the THC range cited in one source. The central data-maintenance issue remains the ancestry: only a primary source can clarify whether Hell's Angel OG is an OG Kush phenotype or a cross with Blackberry. Flowering time, breeder, terpenes and cultivation data remain open until then.
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Frequently asked questions about Hell's Angel OG
What type of strain is Hell's Angel OG?
We list Hell's Angel OG as an indica-dominant strain with the OG Kush × Blackberry lineage.
What genetics are behind Hell's Angel OG?
The lineage of Hell's Angel OG is OG Kush × Blackberry.
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