Wizard Trees – OG Hour
SFV OG × Runtz meets Tea Time – OG structure with a sweeter finish
With OG Hour, the OG influence isn't just in the name. Here, Wizard Trees combines (SFV OG × Runtz) × Tea Time, pairing the upright structure and gassy aromatics of SFV OG with the sweeter elements of Runtz and Tea Time. The genetics are offered as feminized and photoperiodic seeds.
In terms of growth, OG Hour exhibits a stable, upright structure. The flowers develop densely and are covered in a distinct layer of trichomes. Within this cross, Tea Time is primarily associated with more compact calyxes and stronger color expression, while the SFV OG side shapes the fundamental plant architecture. Depending on the phenotype, colors can range from green to darker or purple hues.
Aromatically, OG Hour can be broken down into three central profiles: Gas, candy, and earthy depth. The stronger fuel side is given a creamy, sweet counterpart by Runtz and Tea Time. As a result, the strain remains clearly OG-oriented without being defined solely by diesel and gas notes.
The flowering time is stated as 56–63 days. In terms of yield, OG Hour falls in the medium to high range; plant height is listed by various sources as medium or medium to tall. Providing an artificially precise height measurement would therefore not be meaningful. The genetics are offered for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.
As a hybrid, OG Hour unites several clearly recognizable US lines, without Wizard Trees specifying a fixed Sativa/Indica ratio. For classification purposes, the lineage is more informative anyway: SFV OG provides the OG core, Runtz contributes a sweeter component, and Tea Time complements the modern Wizard Trees breeding line.
OG Hour therefore stands for a clearly readable combination of OG gas, a sweet candy side, dense resin production, and a flowering time of about eight to nine weeks. The original pack is offered with three feminized seeds.
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