UltraViolet OG

Classification: Indica-dominant hybrid

Hook: 
UltraViolet OG is a deeply colorful, resin-rich indica-dominant hybrid known for violet flowers, sweet grape and floral aromatics, earthy OG Kush depth, and a dreamy experience that commonly finishes with heavy physical relaxation and sleepiness.

Lineage: 
UltraViolet OG was bred by Archive Seed Bank by crossing Face Off OG with a Purple Indica originating from the Pacific Northwest. Face Off OG contributes potent OG Kush effects, earthy pine, chemical funk, and heavy resin production, while Purple Indica adds deep coloration, grape-like sweetness, compact structure, and a calming physical finish. The cultivar is commonly described as approximately 80% indica and 20% sativa.

Aroma / Flavor / Appearance: 
UltraViolet OG commonly presents violet flowers, sweet grape, berries, herbs, earth, pine, citrus, savory spice, and occasional chemical or kush-like funk. The flavor may begin with floral grape and sweet earth before finishing with lemon, pine, pepper, and lingering herbal spice. Buds are typically small to medium, dense, rounded, and heavily frosted, with dark green to purple foliage, violet-colored pistils, and lavender-tinted trichome coverage.

Effects & Use: 
UltraViolet OG is generally described as relaxing, euphoric, happy, tingly, dreamy, and increasingly sleepy. The experience may begin with a positive mood shift and mild mental focus before developing into deeper body relaxation and noticeable eyelid heaviness. It is commonly suited to evening sessions, quiet entertainment, post-work decompression, appetite-friendly downtime, physical relaxation, or preparing for sleep.

Medical / Wellness Use: 
Patients may look to UltraViolet OG for stress, anxious feelings, low mood, physical discomfort, muscle tension, appetite support, or difficulty sleeping. Its strong physical character may become sedating at larger amounts, while inexperienced or THC-sensitive patients may want to begin with a smaller serving and allow the effects time to develop.

Grow Notes: 
UltraViolet OG commonly finishes indoors in approximately 8 to 9 weeks, with outdoor harvests generally expected around the middle of October in suitable Northern Hemisphere climates. Plants tend to develop a stout, bushy structure with broad foliage, sturdy branches, dense flowers, and strong purple-color potential. Selective pruning, canopy training, good light penetration, branch support, and consistent airflow can help manage its thick growth. Humidity should be controlled carefully during late flowering, while moderately cooler nights may encourage purple expression without exposing the plant to damaging temperature extremes.

Lab Profile: 
Published UltraViolet OG profiles commonly place THC around 17% to 21%, with low CBD and occasional reports of approximately 1% CBG. Actual potency varies with phenotype, cultivation, harvest timing, curing, and laboratory methodology. Expected dominant terpenes may include myrcene, pinene, and beta-caryophyllene, with possible support from limonene and linalool, contributing to its floral, grape-like, earthy, piney, spicy, and deeply calming indica-dominant profile.