BWB OG

Cannabis Strain by Apothecary Genetics

Introduction
BWB OG from Apothecary Genetics brings an OG Kush variation coded with the 'BWB' identifier to a mostly-indica hybrid completing in approximately 70 days from a cannabis genetics company whose name evokes the pharmaceutical tradition of cannabis medicine.

Lineage
Apothecary Genetics is a cannabis genetics company whose name references traditional apothecary pharmacy—medical dispensaries of the pre-industrial era that prepared and sold plant-based medicines. This naming frames their genetics as medicinally serious and thoughtfully prepared. BWB OG uses the OG Kush lineage (the California/Florida original with Chemdawg-derived genetics) modified by the 'BWB' prefix—an undocumented breeder acronym that may stand for specific parent genetics, a breeder's initials, or an internal selection identifier. OG Kush's established mostly-indica character, earthy-fuel aromatics, and potent effects provide the genetic foundation. The 70-day flowering period is slightly longer than typical OG genetics, suggesting additional genetic complexity or selection for more complete development.

Terpenes
The terpene profile follows OG Kush's established character: myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene creating the earthy, fuel-forward with lemon-citrus notes characteristic of all OG genetics. Apothecary Genetics' medicinal framing suggests the BWB selection may emphasize specific cannabinoid or terpene characteristics relevant to therapeutic applications.

Growth
Growth at 70 days reflects Apothecary Genetics' approach—allowing full development time for their carefully selected OG genetics. The mostly-indica structure supports compact, indoor cultivation.

Effects
Reported effects from BWB OG deliver OG Kush's established profile through Apothecary Genetics' careful selection: physically relaxing, cerebrally engaging, and potent—the OG experience with Apothecary quality control.

⚠️ This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Cannabis laws vary by jurisdiction; consult local regulations before cultivation or use.

Sources: http://www.apothecarygenetics.com/