Wizard OG

# Wizard OG ## Quick Take Wizard OG is Wizard Trees' house OG — a Los Angeles cut that SeedFinder documents as derived from Skywalker OG, itself an OG Kush phenotype. Expect earth, florals, and gas over a pine-and-lime palate rather than modern candy. Reviewers describe a chest-heavy, fuel-forward smoke. It also works as breeding stock: Wizard Trees crossed it with [Zangria](/strains/zangria) to make Gas Gimlet. ## History and Background Wizard Trees built its name in Los Angeles on RS11 (Rainbow Sherbert #11), the cut Alchimia credits with marking a turning point in high-end seed catalogs. Wizard OG sits on the other side of that catalog — not the dessert flex, the classic. The Highest Critic's cultivar review calls it one of the staple flavors on the Wizard Trees lineup and frames the brand's run through collaborations with Deo Farms, Doja Pak, and Fiya Farmer. Alchimia describes Wizard Trees as a Californian brand out of LA that reached cult status on branding and genetics quality, listing Wizard OG alongside Zangria, Route 65, Neon Runtz, Windu, Wizard Fuel, and Gas Gimlet across a 21-product catalog. No source we fetched gives a firm release year for Wizard OG. SeedFinder marks its origin as clone-only, with feminized seed availability noted after the fact — the usual path for an LA cut that circulates in the room before it gets packaged. ## Breeder, Brand, and Genetics Documented fact: SeedFinder lists Wizard Trees as the breeder and traces the genetics to Skywalker OG, which it in turn describes as a phenotype of OG Kush. The Highest Critic states the same derivation. Note what that does and does not say — "derives from Skywalker OG" is not a named two-parent cross, and neither source publishes a full pollen chart for Wizard OG. Treat the Skywalker OG line as the best-supported claim and everything past it as unpublished. The clearer breeding receipt is downstream. SeedFinder lists one documented descendant: Gas Gimlet, Wizard OG × [Zangria](/strains/zangria) S1. That tells you what Wizard Trees wants Wizard OG for — a gas-and-citrus spine that holds up under a sweeter, fruitier partner. ## Aroma, Flavor, and Flower The Highest Critic's review is the most specific sourced sensory account: aroma of earth, florals, and gas, which the reviewer ties to the original LA Kush chronic scent. On the palate, pinene with a slight lime aftertaste, plus smoky oak and OG dank on the intake. The smoke itself is described as chest-locking with caryophyllene spice on both inhale and exhale. Structure, per the same review, reads as familiar OG Kush texture. Two observations worth more than a pile of adjectives: the lime arrives as an aftertaste rather than a lead, and the florals sit in the nose but not in the flavor. ## Reported Effects and Best Fit SeedFinder carries no user-submitted effects, aroma, taste, or phenotype entries for Wizard OG at all. What exists is the chest-locking, fuel-heavy smoke described in The Highest Critic review — commonly the shape of an evening-weighted OG rather than a task cultivar. Anything more specific would be inference dressed as reporting. Onset, duration, and intensity shift with dose, tolerance, format, and batch chemistry. ## Awards, Press, and Cultural Footprint No competition placement for Wizard OG appears in any source we fetched — no cup, no category, no year. Nothing should be borrowed from RS11 or from the wider Wizard Trees catalog. The honest footprint is two-part: a named staple inside a cult LA lineup, and a documented parent in Gas Gimlet. That is real influence without a manufactured trophy. ## Final Take Wizard OG is the classic-lane cut in a brand famous for dessert genetics — earth, florals, gas, pine, and a lime tail. If it lands, walk it forward into Gas Gimlet and see what Zangria does to that spine.