[TJBudz]

Beautiful and frosty, Hells Angels OG, on of my favorite smokes.

[EastCoast710]

isn't that supposed to be the og kush. original renamed hells angels og

[TJBudz]

Originally Posted by TJBudz

Beautiful and frosty, Hells Angels OG, on of my favorite smokes.

Late week 4 flower.

[who dat is]

'89? Did somebody just throw a random year on there? If it were '89 it would already be pre dating any Chems and OGs. I don't know enough about the lineage of the strain though beyond that the cut from The Hells Angles. Anybody have any more info?

[TJBudz]

Originally Posted by EastCoast710

isn't that supposed to be the og kush. original renamed hells angels og

I do believe it is one of the original OG's. At that time so many kush's were being brought back from over seas it is hard to tell what the original OG really is.

[Tynehead Tom]

some folks don't realize that the bikers were just as heavily involved in breeding as the seed slingers we have today.
I was taught to grow by Outlaw and hells angels members and that schooling included breeding and phenotype hunting.
In 89 there was no such thing as a "Hells Angels OG" , not in Canada anyways. In fact , the term OG was not used until well into the 2000's.
the old hells angels HP might be an OG as it certainly fits the bill by todays standards and could be from those lines of low yielding super greasy OG like plants.

problem is Hells Angels are in many countries so we would have to know the source of the cut to determine if it is what it's advertised as. BUT I would agree, in 89 , "OG" was not a term used in our gardens.

[useless.gardens]

hells angel og isnt from 89. like 6-8 years ago.
who dat is makes perfect sense.

that are no ogz until chemdawg hits the west coast.

[TJBudz]

Originally Posted by Tynehead Tom

some folks don't realize that the bikers were just as heavily involved in breeding as the seed slingers we have today.
I was taught to grow by Outlaw and hells angels members and that schooling included breeding and phenotype hunting.
In 89 there was no such thing as a "Hells Angels OG" , not in Canada anyways. In fact , the term OG was not used until well into the 2000's.
the old hells angels HP might be an OG as it certainly fits the bill by todays standards and could be from those lines of low yielding super greasy OG like plants.

problem is Hells Angels are in many countries so we would have to know the source of the cut to determine if it is what it's advertised as. BUT I would agree, in 89 , "OG" was not a term used in our gardens.

Now I Know this is the 89 cut is may not have been called a OG at the time, But deff. is. Also Triangle OG or TK was a OG from 88'. But not labeled a OG till later.

[Tynehead Tom]

cool stuff man and sorry if my post came off as trying to question your cut.
I would like to see more pics of your HA cut , good leaf shots, veg shots ect.
there is a Hells Angels cut I have been seeking for a long time now that was called a hash plant back in 89 thru 2000. It does indeed grow exactly like todays low yielding viney OG's and I have long believed that that HP could very well be the mother of "OG" in the US.

[MrGoodBudz]

I'm pretty sure that Hellz Og is the same cut Karma has used to breed.