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"LINEAGE: SFV OG x Triangle Kush Bx2 CLASSIFICATION: Not Found MOOD: Rested TERPENES: Beta Caryophyllene, Myrcene, Limonene, Linalool, Nerolidol AROMA: OG Kush, Earthy Pine, Gas FLAVOR: Classic OG, Sweet Diesel, Dank Forest Floor FEELS LIKE: Sedated, Relaxed, Calm Triangle OG is a true OG expression created from crossing SFV OG and Triangle Kush, two well known pillars of American bred kush. Known to deliver a heavy, body-first unwind and said to settle in with long-lasting effects, this strain leans fully into rest and physical stillness; expect a slow build that starts in the head before dropping into the body. The aroma is sharp and fuel-forward with notes of lemon peel and pine, paired by dense earth, pepper, and straight gas. Break it open and it deepens into that classic OG profile: citrus on the front, kush spice in the middle, and a heavy diesel finish. The flavor mirrors it closely with a bright citrus on the inhale, that shifts into pine resin, earth, and a lingering gassy backend that coats the palate. The terpene profile delivers a restful, relaxing, and overall calming experience. Myrcene is known for its heavy, body-led effects, often associated with sedation. Beta Caryophyllene brings that peppery edge and is said to help ease physical tension. Linalool and Nerolidol layer in a restful calm, both commonly linked to relaxation and sleep-forward effects. Triangle OG represents what a true OG is supposed to be with its loud, gassy aroma and flavors and effects that are known to slow everything down."
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