Red Eye OG is an indoor OG from LAX Packs, the Los Angeles flower brand founded in 2018 by close friends raised on the West Side. The brand traces its legacy operation back to 2009.
The headline fact is the cut. LAX Packs presents Red Eye OG as a clone-only selection that preserves an SFV OG phenotype, a phenotype the brand says defines Southern California kush. Its listed parents are simply SFV OG and SFV OG.
A clone-only SFV OG phenotype
Clone-only means the plant moves from grower to grower as cuttings, not seeds. All Red Eye OG from LAX Packs traces back to one selected mother plant rather than a fresh seed hunt.
That mother comes from SFV OG, named for California's San Fernando Valley. Leafly lists SFV OG as an OG Kush relative and ties the seed line to The Cali Connection. It classes the strain as a sativa-dominant hybrid.
Leafly also records four SFV OG phenotypes. Three express sativa influence, while the fourth shows more indica-like traits. Outdoors, the plant prefers a dry climate and thrives when grown large rather than kept in pots.
Picking one phenotype out of that spread is exactly what a clone-only release does. LAX Packs kept a single expression and built Red Eye OG around it.
Where it sits in the OG family
SFV OG runs through a number of California OGs. Fire OG is one well-known example, with Leafly listing SFV OG Kush as one of its two parents alongside OG Kush.
Red Eye OG takes a narrower route. Rather than crossing SFV OG with another line, LAX Packs kept the Valley cut on both sides of the pedigree and released that selection under its own name.
Retail listings split on classification. The Weedmaps flower listing files Red Eye OG as a hybrid, while the Cannabrands pre-roll listing calls it an indica. Both place it squarely in the OG camp.
How LAX Packs releases it
On Weedmaps, Red Eye OG appears as a 14g bag of indoor flower. That listing shows 30.46% THC and 0.19% CBD. The listing describes euphoric giggles that settle into heavy relaxation and frames it as an evening strain.
The flavor runs toward lemon, diesel and pine, with an earthy finish that fits its OG background.
The strain also ships as a 7-pack of pre-rolled singles. Cannabrands tracks that pack across multiple California dispensaries at prices from $10–$40, and lists the brand's full catalog at 198 products.
A West Side LA brand built on cuts
LAX Packs describes its work as creating, hunting and selecting unshared exotic strains. The goal is to keep its catalog ahead of what cannabis enthusiasts want, a standard first set in the traditional Los Angeles market.
The brand credits a refined indoor cultivation approach for its flower. Its own site says the team works year-round to hold its quality standards across every release.
Red Eye OG shows that approach in its simplest form. Instead of a new cross, the brand kept one SFV OG phenotype, grew it indoors, and put the LAX name on the bag.