So let me see if I get this right. not only do you sell your own product klutch products for almost 35%, more than out of house dispensaries like bloom or good river wellness That's crazy cuz they sell your products for about $32 you sell them for $50 klutch brand products!!! and secondly, you want to give off the feel you're a high-end store, but yet you won't even list your freaking terpenes. what are people supposed to do? just buy things based on a name. that's hilarious. at $50 a try give me a freaking break. stop being lazy and start telling us what's in these strains… and anybody who's given this place a five-star rating? because the people are nice is a fake person. you want to pay more money cuz someone smiles at you okay? maybe a dollar or two more. not 35%. not $15 extra on every eighth – Brandyn
The core difference between OG Kush and the broader Kush story is that "Kush" refers to a family of landrace strains originating from the Hindu Kush mountain range, while OG Kush is a specific, modern, Californian hybrid cultivar that popularized the name in the US market during the 1990s. While all OG Kush carries some "Kush" genetics, not all Kush is OG Kush. OG Kush was created to distinguish a specific, highly potent, and aromatic clone-only strain from other "Kush" imitators circulating in the 1990s. Here is a breakdown of the differences and stories: 1. The "Kush" Story (Landrace Roots) Origin: "Kush" strains are landrace plants originating from the Hindu Kush mountain range (spanning parts of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India). Characteristics: These are typically pure Indica plants, known for their short, thick stature, rapid flowering times, and, often, a purple hue. They are known for providing deep physical relaxation. Legacy: They have been used for centuries to produce hashish and have been integral to cannabis breeding since the 1960s and 70s, when they were brought to the West. 2. The "OG Kush" Story (California Hybrid) Origin: Contrary to popular belief, OG Kush is generally believed to have originated in Florida in the early 1990s, when a grower known as "Bubba" found a unique plant in a bag of "Kush" (likely a hybrid of Chemdawg and a Hindu Kush phenotype). The Name "OG": When this special cut arrived in Los Angeles around 1996, the demand grew so high that "Kush" became a slang term for "good weed". To differentiate their specific, top-shelf, potent product from the fakes, growers called it "Original Gangster" or "Original Grower" (OG) Kush. Characteristics: Unlike pure landrace Kush, OG Kush is an indica-dominant hybrid (roughly 75% indica). It is famous for a unique, pungent pine-diesel aroma, high THC content (20–25%), and a more balanced, high-intensity effect rather than pure sedation. Summary of Differences Feature Kush (Landrace/Family) OG Kush (Strain) Origin Hindu Kush Mountains (Asia) Florida/California (1990s) Type Pure Indica (Landrace) Indica-dominant Hybrid Genetics Pure Hindu Kush Chemdawg x Lemon Thai x Hindu Kush Aroma Earthy, Hashy, Spicy Pine, Citrus, Fuel/Diesel Meaning of "OG" N/A "Original" or "Original Gangster" Key Takeaways OG = Original: The "OG" was added specifically to distinguish this strain from other "Kush" strains and to indicate it was the authentic, original clone from the early LA scene. Genetics: OG Kush is a blend of Chemdawg, Lemon Thai, and a Hindu Kush, making it more complex than a traditional Landrace Kush. Popularity: OG Kush is the parent strain to many, including Girl Scout Cookies, Bubba Kush, and SFV OG. You're welcome -R. TAY – Bushwick Bill
Excellent experience at Klutch Cannabis! Brian was an awesome —friendly, knowledgeable, and really knew his stuff. He helped me find exactly what I was looking for and made the whole process smooth. You can tell he actually cares about the customer experience. Highly recommend. – Sam Brennan
Wonderful first time experience at this Klutch location. Door was opened for me before I could even touch the handle. I was greeted promptly by Mike, that gave excellent recommendations and product info for an amazing price (compared to some *cough cough* competitors) and it was an extremely short wait before Africa called my name and was genuinely warm and welcoming. She also endorsed the recommendations Mike had given. Over-all a really pleasant experience with awesome and knowledgeable people working there. – Amber Bryant
Anyone who rated this place a one star must be a competitor. This place was nothing short of amazing. Go in and ask for Chris R. I guarantee you won't leave disappointed. Coming from Boston and being in the music industry, I’m constantly surrounded by top-notch weed and trending strains. One of the things that bothers me most is when I have to travel out of town for work and then have to find weed, hoping someone can match what I’m looking for based on my description and strain names. You’d be surprised how many professionals have failed me, seemingly clueless about what they’re talking about. Being able to talk with Chris and have a clear, straight conversation about THC levels, turps, gas notes, candy flavors, and earth tones was incredibly refreshing. It’s been a while since I’ve talked to someone who works at a marijuana facility and actually knows what they’re talking about. Chris directed me to a specific strain of weed that, honestly, I wouldn’t have chosen based on the name and visuals. He basically said, "Bro, trust me, I got you. I understand what you’re looking for. Just trust me." So I did, and I’m really glad I did. This is exactly the flavor, density, and quality I wish was always available to me on the road, in every state. The issue is, the weed is probably accessible in every state, but unless you understand the culture and have knowledge, you might as well be speaking a foreign language. Everyone else will just give you what catches the eye and has the highest THC. KLUTCH Cannabis is lucky to have an employee like Chris. The staff and management should constantly discuss the culture and work with Chris to familiarize themselves with the lingo and consumer interpretations of what the products really are. I left as a happy customer and will be back soon. Thanks again, Chris—appreciate it, my man. – J.M. MEARS
