Lemon OZ Kush Live Resin is Wonderbrett's fresh-frozen press of Clementine crossed with OZ Kush — the outlier of their catalog, running terpinolene-forward where most of their line leans limonene or caryophyllene, which is exactly why fresh-frozen handling matters here.
Who Makes It
Wonderbrett is Los Angeles to its core. Co-founder Brett Feldman was gifted the original OG Kush cut in 1997 and spent years in the LA grower scene before formalizing the brand in 2014 with Cameron Damwijk. The first storefront opened in Hollywood in July 2021; cultivation and extraction run out of a large Long Beach facility. They separate crosses they bred from cultivars they pheno-hunted, which is a more honest accounting than most brands bother with.
The Cross
Lemon OZ Kush is Clementine x OZ Kush. OZ Kush is the backbone of the modern Wonderbrett catalog — Zkittlez by OG Kush, bred by Dying Breed Seeds and pheno-hunted by Wonderbrett — and it reappears as a parent in Orange Sunset, Pink Picasso, Peach OZ, and Pineapple OZ Kush.
How It's Made
Live resin means the plant was frozen at or near harvest rather than dried and cured, then extracted and purged. That preserves the fragile volatile compounds a normal dry drives off — genuinely relevant for a terpinolene-led cut, since terpinolene is among the first things lost to heat and time. "Live" describes the input, not the finished texture.
The High Rise Take
A terpinolene-led jar rewards a lower dab temperature more than most — the compound doing the work is the one that burns off first. Compare the OZ Kush family on Orange Sunset and Pink Picasso, or browse the High Rise concentrate library.