Tahoe Hydro OG Seeds

Okay, listen, I’m going to tell you about Tahoe Hydro OG seeds, but don’t expect me to use any super-scientific terms, I’ll just explain it the way I see it. Anyway, it’s a variety that really hooks you. You know, the kind of stuff that just pops right in like you’ve known it for a long time? This is it.

First, about the seeds themselves. They’re, how do you say, reliable. You know, like, you plant them and they’ll actually grow, unless, of course, your hands are out of– you know. It worked for me, for example, even though I’m not a master gardener at all. I just threw them in the ground, watered them as I thought was right, and that was it. They’re so, you know, unpretentious, it’s like they know what to do on their own.

Now about the Tahoe Hydro OG itself. It’s a hybrid, but with such a strong bias towards the indica side. Meaning, if you’re looking for something to relax after a hard day, this is right up your alley. I had a case when I decided to try it after work, and honestly, I got so high that I even forgot that I had pizza in the fridge. Which, you know, is rare because I never forget pizza.

And the funny thing is, it tastes really good. It’s, you know, fresh, with a hint of citrus and something that reminds me of a pine forest. You know, like you’re outdoors, but you’re at home on the couch. The scent is cool too, but be careful, the neighbors might start asking questions if your ventilation is so bad.

And yes, if you suddenly think it’s hard to grow, it’s not. Seriously, I didn’t know anything at all, just read the instructions on the forums and that’s it. The main thing is don’t over fertilize, because I once had leaves start to look weird, but I quickly fixed it. In general, this is such a variety that will suit both beginners and those who have long been in the subject.

So, if you are looking for something that is both tasty and powerful, and does not require any super knowledge in growing, then Tahoe Hydro OG – it’s right up your alley. Well, if anything, you can always email me and I’ll give you a hint on how to deal with it.