Fuji OG

Fuji OG is an indica dominant hybrid strain whose origins remain a matter of debate. The most widely cited lineage traces it to a cross of Larry OG and Kurple Fantasy. However, other sources tell a different story: some identify it as a Goji OG and Granola Funk cross (both strains developed by Bodhi Seeds), while others list competing theories involving OG Kush, Apple Fritter, and Triangle Kush genetics. What's clear is that the strain — sometimes called “Fuji Kush” or just “Fuji” — emerged on West Coast dispensary menus in the late 2010s and has since found a following on the East Coast as well. Reviewers frequently describe an earthy, herbal aroma with woody undertones and hints of pine and grape. The flavor tends to lean minty and spicy, with a pungent finish that fans of classic OG profiles will recognize. As for the experience, users often report an initial wave of euphoria and mental focus that gradually settles into a calm, full body relaxation. Enthusiasts note it's the kind of strain that can start social and end mellow — a creeping onset that people say builds steadily over time. Those drawn to Fuji OG's profile often explore Larry OG for its shared earthy pine OG backbone, Goji OG for overlapping fruity terpene expression, or Pie Hoe for a comparable euphoric onset.