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Valley Og

Feminised

Valley Og is an indica-dominant hybrid built for relaxation and reliable outdoor performance.

Why choose Valley Og?
  • Short-season friendly and resinous
  • Robust structure for exposed sites
  • Calming effects with citrus top notes
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage VALLEY OG x OG KUSH
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 7-9 weeks
Height 1.0-1.5 m
Yield Moderate
Taste Earthy, Pine, Citrus
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Windy coastal
Effects Relaxed, Euphoric, Sedating
Environment Indoor & Outdoor

About Valley Og

Valley Og combines indica-dominant traits with resilient structure to deliver calming effects and dependable resin yields. Bred for stability, it suits growers who need a strain that finishes reliably within a short season while tolerating coastal challenges.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Valley Og in windy coastal growing areas requires stout staking and careful site selection to prevent wind damage. Plants are resilient but need reinforcement and occasional pruning in exposed locations.

Flowering Time:

Flowering commonly finishes in seven to nine weeks under good conditions. Outdoor growers should time flowering to avoid late autumn weather.

Yield:

Yields are moderate and reliable when plants are trained and fed correctly. Well-managed crops grown in Aberdeen can produce decent harvests within a short season.

Height:

Plants display a compact, bushy habit with thick central colas. Outdoor height generally stays between one and one and a half metres when kept pruned.

Environment:

Indoors Valley Og responds well to SCROG and SOG techniques to control canopy and maximise resin production. Outdoors in Aberdeen it succeeds best in sheltered spots away from direct coastal gusts.

Climate:

In Aberdeen growers must plan for brisk winds and occasional salt spray along coastal sites. In windy coastal growing areas Valley Og benefits from windbreaks, sheltered microclimates and careful positioning.

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My plants are flopping from wind, what now?
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Stake the main stems, add soft ties and install windbreaks; consider reorienting plants so the thinnest side faces prevailing gusts.
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Is it worth using seaweed feed near the coast?
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Yes, seaweed feed can help plants cope with salt stress and provides trace minerals beneficial in coastal soils.
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How much should I prune to prevent stretch?
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Top once or twice early and remove lower suckers to concentrate energy on main colas and reduce wind surface area.
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Should I bring plants under cover if a storm is forecast?
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If possible move pots under shelter or reinforce supports; for in-ground plants add temporary windbreaks to shield from severe gusts.
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What's a quick tip to improve bud density?
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Maintain stable feeds in late flowering, keep humidity moderate and ensure good light exposure to the buds through training.

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