This sweet-tasting indica-dominant hybrid is most often found in the Pacific Northwest, where it sells on the medical markets in Oregon and Washington State. It may also be available in California, though it’s less common elsewhere. It’s not a staple on the black market, either, but may circulate there from time to time. Cherry Blossom is an indica-dominant hybrid with roughly a 30:70 sativa/indica ratio. Its genetics aren’t widely known, so it’s hard to say exactly what kind of crossbreed this is. Cherry Blossom is best for treating anxiety, stress, and insomnia, as it delivers a powerful, mellow body high that calms and soothes sore muscles and jagged nerves. It should be saved for late nights, as the high can be sedating. This strain has a sweet cherry flavor to match its name and a sweet aroma. Negative effects are unclear, though like most strains, Cherry Blossom likely causes dry eyes and cottonmouth.

SFV OG, also known as “San Fernando Valley OG” to many members of the cannabis community, is a potent indica dominant phenotype of the OG Kush strain created by breeders at the infamous Cali Connection farms in the San Fernando Valley. Users describe the SFV OG high as one with an almost immediate onset of relaxing and sedative effects that leave you feeling moderately couch locked with a light pressure in mind and body that is pain relieving. These effects are accompanied by a feeling of elevation and euphoria that is balanced by the deep indica effects. Due to these potent effects, SFV OG is an ideal strain for treating patients suffering from conditions such as mild to moderate cases of depression, chronic pain due to injury or illness, muscle spasms, and stress. SFV OG has an aroma of tangerines with a slight touch of diesel and a taste of citrusy pine with a sweet diesel aftertaste upon exhale. SFV OG buds have small dark army green nugs with olive green leaves, reddish brown hairs, and a fine layer of white trichomes and resin.