Wizard OG is Wizard Trees' house OG, a Los Angeles cut derived from Skywalker OG, itself an OG Kush phenotype. In a catalog famous for candy genetics it is the classic-lane entry, and it works as breeding stock as well as flower: Wizard Trees crossed it with Zangria to make Gas Gimlet.
Where It Comes From
Wizard Trees built its name in Los Angeles on RS11, the Rainbow Sherbert #11 cut that marked a turning point in high-end seed catalogs. Wizard OG sits on the other side of that same catalog. It is not the dessert flex the brand is known for, it is the plant that shows the brand can build a straight OG.
The brand reached cult status in LA on a combination of branding and genetics quality, running collaborations with Deo Farms, Doja Pak and Fiya Farmer, and Wizard OG is described as one of the staple flavors in the lineup. It sits alongside Zangria, Route 65, Neon Runtz, Windu, Wizard Fuel and Gas Gimlet across a catalog of roughly twenty-one products.
No firm release year has been published for Wizard OG. Its origin is marked clone-only, with feminized seed availability arriving after the fact, which is the usual path for an LA cut that circulates in the room before anyone gets around to packaging it.
The Cross
Wizard Trees is the breeder, and the genetics trace to Skywalker OG, which is in turn a phenotype of OG Kush.
Note what that does and does not say. Derived from Skywalker OG is not a named two-parent cross, and no full pollen chart for Wizard OG has been published. Treat the Skywalker OG line as the best-supported claim on the page and everything past it as unpublished, because that is exactly what it is.
The clearer breeding receipt is downstream. One documented descendant exists: Gas Gimlet, a cross of Wizard OG with Zangria S1. That tells you what Wizard Trees wants Wizard OG for. It is a spine, a plant with enough structure and OG character to hold up underneath a sweeter, fruitier partner without disappearing into it.
Structurally it reads as familiar OG Kush texture, which is another way of saying it looks like what it is.
What It Left Behind
No competition placement is documented for Wizard OG. No cup, no category, no year, and nothing should be borrowed from RS11 or from the wider Wizard Trees catalog to fill the space.
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, and for a house OG it is arguably the better credential.
It is also a useful corrective to how the brand gets talked about. Wizard Trees is filed under exotic dessert genetics almost everywhere, and the existence of a working house OG in the same catalog says the program is wider than its reputation.
The High Rise Take
Wizard OG is the classic-lane cut in a brand famous for dessert genetics. If it lands for you, walk it forward into Gas Gimlet and see what Zangria does to that spine.