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Celadon Pharmaceuticals
About Ozark
OZRHybridOzark is the outcome of pollinating of Grounded Genetics' selection of their OZ Kush from Dying Breed's stock which is studded with over the top Zkittlez terpenes with the Gelato 41 x Sunset Sherbet BX1 (Jealousy) stud.
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Grounded Genetics
Ozark by Grounded Genetics is one of the first regular strain releases from the team, that continues with their efforts working with some of the most sought-after and desirable terpene profiles and genetics on the market.
Ozark ticks all the boxes in respect of what most of the market craves these days; candy and gas terpenes that perfectly carry across from aroma to the flavour on the palate with a supreme potency and bag appeal to match it. The majority of phenotypes found carry across the unmistakable Zkittlez terpene profile but add a tantalisingly sweet gas from the Jealousy genetics in the father.
Thankfully, the growing habits stem from the Jealousy male, as the Ozark is extremely vigorous, it clones roots quickly, and the yield ranges from medium to above average and above all she is also pretty simple to grow.
The resin production also stretches far beyond what typically is found in cultivars with Z genetics. The Jealousy male unfailingly adds a stunning range of vibrant hues & improved potency to nearly everything he touches and the Ozark is another example of this stud shining through.
The idea harvest point to maximise Ozark's candy gas harvest window ranges from between 8 to 8.5 weeks but she can be taken slightly longer for extra bag appeal thanks to the dark hues Ozark packs on in late flower as well as increased potency.
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