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Tiger's Blood

hybrid
THC20–26%
CBD0–1%

Updated

A sweet, tropical-fruit hybrid bred for a refreshing snow-cone-inspired terpene profile.

Overview

Tiger's Blood is a name used for more than one strain, so details depend on the producer. Leafly's main entry (also known as Tiger's Blood OG or Tiger Blood Kush) describes a rare indica phenotype of OG Kush originally bred by Virgin Seeds, with spicy, earthy, herbal flavors and sedating effects at around 18% THC. Other products sold as Tiger's Blood, particularly on East Coast menus, are marketed as fruit-forward hybrids named after the popular strawberry-watermelon-coconut snow-cone flavor, and other databases list different crosses entirely. Our profile's flavor and effect tags reflect commonly reported experiences with these fruit-forward products. Lineage and origin The Virgin Seeds version is rooted in OG Kush, the West Coast legend behind many modern strains. Fruit-forward versions typically come from different, often undisclosed breeding, and some sources report crosses involving Godfather Purple Kush, Stardawg, or other parents. Because of this overlap, reading the grower's description and lab label is the best way to know what you have. Aroma and flavor Fruit-forward versions are described as sweet and tropical, with watermelon, citrus, and creamy notes over a light earthy base. The OG Kush version leans spicy, earthy, and herbal, with pepper and berry hints. Effects and typical experience Fruit-forward hybrids sold under this name are often described as uplifting, social, and creative, with mild body relaxation. The OG Kush phenotype is described as fast-acting and sedating, leaving people happy, relaxed, and couch-bound. Dry mouth and dry eyes are common across versions. Who it suits and when people use it Hybrid versions suit afternoons and social occasions, while the indica OG version is better for evening and nighttime relaxation. Matching the product to your plans depends on knowing which version you have. Terpene notes Leafly lists caryophyllene, humulene, and myrcene for the OG Kush phenotype, while fruit-forward versions are commonly associated with limonene, myrcene, and pinene. Limonene and pinene fit the brighter, uplifting profile. Growing notes Reliable grow data is limited due to the naming overlap. OG-type plants generally flower in around eight to nine weeks and benefit from training and good airflow. Responsible use With multiple strains sharing the name, check the label carefully, start low, and never drive after consuming.

Effects

Positive Effects

Happiness●●●●○Focus●●●○○Euphoria●●●●○Energy●●●●○

Medical Benefits

Depression Relief●●●●○Stress Relief●●●●○

Side Effects

Dry Eyes●●○○○Dry Mouth●●○○○

Growing Info

Difficulty

moderate

Flowering Time

60 days

Yield (Indoor)

1.5-2 oz/ft²

Yield (Outdoor)

15-20 oz/plant

Flavors

watermeloncitrustropicalsweet

Aromas

fruitsugarcreamearth