PAPI CHULO OG

Feminized Sensi Seeds Papi Chulo OG 

Sensi Seeds is one of the great international seed banks, well known for the genetic stability of its seeds and for its large catalogue of strains. Papi Chulo OG is a new variety obtained by combining 3 of the most famous OG strains: Face Off OG, San Fernando Valley OG and OG Kush. This cross gives Papi Chulo OG a unique combination of terpenes and flavonoids while maintaining the legendary OG essence.

How is Papi Chulo OG?

Sensi Seeds reports that Papi Chulo OG is capable of producing indica dominant specimens, something that can be seen in the growth pattern of this variety: compact plants, with abundant branching and short internodal distance. Papi Chulo OG does not require a lot of care and can be grown even by beginners.

Specimens can reach heights of up to 150 cm indoors and can increase in size outdoors. Sensi Seeds says that Papi Chulo OG is a fast flowering strain. It can be ready to harvest in 50-60 days of flowering indoors and 2-3 weeks after summer outdoors. This variety has great climatic adaptation.

Yield of Papi Chulo OG

The yield of the strains that can be found in the Sensi Seeds catalogue, such as Papi Chulo OG, is high. According to the yield sheet, this variety can produce up to 500 grams per square meter indoors, and even exceed this yield outdoors, over 550 grams per plant.

Most common effects

There are no official figures available regarding the percentage of cannabinoids that the feminised Papi Chulo OG strain can develop. However, this strain can produce effects that are balanced and inclined towards relaxing and intense sensations.

Organoleptic properties

The organoleptic profile of this strain is dominated by sweet aromas of fresh lemon and pine. This suggests the presence of terpenes such as limonene and pinene.

Characteristics of Papi Chulo OG

Feminized

Indoor and outdoor

Genotype: 70% Indica Hybrid

Genetics: Face Off OG x San Fernando Valley OG x OG Kush

Cannabinoids: Not declared

Flowering: 60 days (indoor) or 2-3 weeks after the end of summer (outdoor - northern hemisphere)

Yield: High