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Church Og

Autoflower

Church Og is an indica-dominant autoflowering strain that finishes quickly and suits sheltered coastal gardens.

Why choose Church Og?
  • Finishes fast for short season sites.
  • Compact habit ideal for sheltered coastal plots.
  • Autoflowering genetics reduce dependence on light changes.
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage OG Kush x Hindu Kush
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Moderate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Short to medium (100-150 cm)
Yield Medium (approx. 350-450 grammes/plant outdoors)
Taste Earthy pine, Citrus lemon-lime, Diesel undertone
Seed Type Autoflowering
Climate Windy coastal
Effects Relaxed body sensation, Mellow cerebral lift, Focused sociability
Environment Indoor / Outdoor

About Church Og

Church Og is a compact, indica-dominant autoflower bred from OG Kush x Hindu Kush that performs well in shorter seasons. It produces earthy, pine and citrus notes with a mellow, relaxing high and is suited to growers in Cumbria seeking a reliable outdoor finish in windy coastal conditions.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Church Og in windy coastal areas increases plant stress and requires sturdy support. Overall difficulty is moderate and it suits growers with outdoor experience.

Flowering Time:

Outdoor flowering is swift at around eight to nine weeks. The short finish makes it a practical choice for late-season sites.

Yield:

Yields are medium for its size, often 350–450 grammes per plant under good conditions. Persistent wind and short seasons will reduce these figures.

Height:

Plants stay compact and bushy, usually between one and one and a half metres. The structure suits sea-side gardens and allows discreet outdoor placement.

Environment:

Indoors it responds well to controlled light cycles and firm ventilation in Cumbria. Outdoors in Cumbria it prefers sheltered spots or windbreaks to protect the buds.

Climate:

Cumbria's windy coastal growing areas demand wind protection and careful siting for Church Og. Choose sheltered plots, stout stakes and robust netting to protect buds from salt-laden gusts.

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My plants are floppy from wind, what should I do?
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Install thicker stakes and secure branches with soft ties, then add windbreaks to reduce further stress.
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Leaves are pale despite feeding, any advice?
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Check pH, flush with clean water if salts have built up, and adjust feed to correct deficiencies gradually.
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How do I encourage dense bud formation?
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Maintain stable nutrition, ensure good light and airflow, and remove small lower growth to focus energy on main colas.
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When should I start checking trichomes for harvest?
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Begin monitoring around week seven of flowering and check daily as ripeness can progress quickly in short seasons.
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Any tips for dealing with sea spray?
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Rinse foliage with fresh water after heavy salt exposure and keep plants behind windbreaks to minimise direct salt contact.

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