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indica-dominant strainLobster OG
Lobster OG is an indica-dominant strain with the Cripple Creek lineage. Its effects are generally described as body-focused.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Effects
- body-focused
Cannabinoid profile
Recorded ranges
These values provide guidance. Actual levels may vary depending on the batch, phenotype and cultivation environment.
Genetics
Parent lineage and family tree
Lobster OG is at the beginning. The documented parent lineages follow below.
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StrainLobster OG
- ParentsCripple Creek
Editorial profile
Lobster OG in detail
Origin & classification
Lobster OG is an indica-dominant strain from SFV OG × Cripple Creek. With 22–28 % THC, Lobster OG is clearly in the very potent range.
Aroma & flavour
Lobster OG is generally described as physical in its effects. Overall, the strain therefore leans in a calmer, more body-focused direction.
Terpene profile
Lobster OG is therefore particularly interesting for anyone looking for precisely this combination of genetics, aroma and effects.
Effect tendency
Lobster OG is more suited to people who place greater emphasis on calm, depth and physicality in a strain.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
What matters here is less a single effect than the calm, full overall profile. Its lineage also helps make the profile easier to understand without making it seem schematic.
Further classification
At 22–28 % THC, Lobster OG clearly belongs to the category of modern, very potent strains. Genetically, Lobster OG can be readily traced through SFV OG x Cripple Creek. The effects read as rather calm and body-focused: body-focused. Lobster OG’s effect profile is less geared towards activity and more towards a calmer, heavier overall experience. The parent strains are therefore not merely an indication of origin; they also help to compare Lobster OG more accurately with similar strains. With Lobster OG, the THC level itself becomes a defining part of the strain description. Classifying it as an indica-dominant strain fits a rather physical, calm strain profile. In terms of character, it belongs more to the relaxed, body-focused side of the strain spectrum.
Further classification
With Lobster OG in particular, it is helpful that its fundamental direction can still be readily derived from the parent lineage. Overall, what remains most noticeable is the calmer, more body-focused character, rather than anything loud or nervous.
Further classification
Anyone wishing to compare Lobster OG with similar strains should focus above all on the parent lineage of SFV OG and Cripple Creek, the described effects such as body-focused, and the active-compound range of 22–28 % THC. This combination makes the profile more tangible than mere buzzwords or isolated THC figures.
Further classification
Within the indica-dominant strain category, Lobster OG comes across as calmer and fuller. The profile therefore reads less like a purely activating daytime hybrid and more like a strain with greater body, depth and emphasis on the more relaxed side.
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Frequently asked questions about Lobster OG
What kind of strain is Lobster OG?
We list Lobster OG as an indica-dominant strain with the Cripple Creek parent lineage.
What genetics are behind Lobster OG?
The parent lineage of Lobster OG is Cripple Creek.
What effect tendency does Lobster OG have?
We primarily describe Lobster OG as body-focused. Perceptions of effects are subjective and are not a medical promise.
How high is the THC content of Lobster OG?
A THC range of 22–28 % is stated for Lobster OG. Actual values may vary depending on the batch, phenotype and cultivation environment.
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