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Banana OG, the OG that tests like daylight

Banana OG wears the family surname, and the usual telling makes it a Banana x OG Kush cross. Here is what makes ours interesting: it refuses to test like an OG. Every current format grades sativa-hybrid or hybrid, limonene first.

What it is

An OG-family fruit cross we grow in-house; the lineage above is the widely-circulated account, not a lab fact. In the OG family most members run myrcene-heavy and grade toward indica; this one is the family's early riser.

What our lab panels show

Limonene leads all four formats: 2.52% in the live-resin cart, 2.56% in the live resin (73 mg/g total terpenes, with myrcene 1.89% keeping some family weight), 1.03% in the cured resin, and on top of the pre-roll at 23.5% THC. The distinctive accent is A-pinene riding third in the cart and cured resin, a sharp green note that reads like the bitter edge of a banana peel more than the fruit itself. Grades: sativa-hybrid on three of four, hybrid on the fourth.

What that means for you

If you like OG flavor but not OG gravity, this is the cut built for you, and it is a neat demonstration that surname is not destiny: the same family produces Baby Turtle's straight-indica panels and this daylight profile. Per-batch badges settle every argument.

Shopping it here

Banana OG currently runs a Medizin pre-roll, live resin, cured resin, and a cart. Search it on the live menu.

Lab figures are from our committed menu snapshot and change batch to batch; the product page always shows the current panel. Effects vary by person; nothing here is medical advice. For use only by adults 21 and older.