The Guava OG strain is a tropical read on the OG family: guava sweetness and citrus laid over the earthy, gassy backbone those names are known for. It leans indica.
Sweet on the way in, heavy on the way down. That’s the whole pitch.
What OG means in the Guava OG strain name
OG is one of the oldest tags in cannabis naming. It points at the kush family and the earthy, piney, fuel-heavy character that came with it.
Guava is the flavour half. That half promises fruit: sweet, tropical, a bit sour at the edges.
Put the two halves together and you get the jar. Tropical fruit on the nose, kush weight underneath, and a peppery gas note on the way out.
At least five unrelated strains carry Guava in their titles, each from a different breeder. One of them, Guava Kush, is a separate plant with its own line, so read those two as cousins at best.
- Type: indica-leaning hybrid.
- Family: kush on one side, tropical fruit on the other.
- Flavour: guava, tropical citrus, OG gas.
- Feels like: warm, mellow, evening-friendly.
- Onset: within minutes.
- Duration: 1-3 hours.
- Level: moderate. A steady all-week jar.
- Format: dried flower.
What we sell it as
An indica-leaning hybrid with a tropical nose and OG weight behind it. Steady rather than showy, and easy to come back to.
Everything below comes from smoking it, bowl after bowl.
What the Guava OG strain feels like
The change starts in the head. Warm, bright, a little chatty through the first stretch.
Ten minutes on, the shoulders drop and the body takes over. It never pins you flat.
- Minutes 1-10: a light, sunny head lift.
- Minute 20: warmth spreads through the back and legs.
- Hour 1: the sociable middle, calm and talkative.
- Hours 2-3: a gentle fade with no hard landing.
Hunger tends to show up near the end. Sleep comes easily after that, without the jar forcing the issue.
Fruit jars and gas jars, and where this one lands
Most of our flower falls into one of two lanes. Fruit and dessert names on one side, fuel and earth on the other.
Guava OG keeps a foot in both. The nose sells the fruit, the smoke keeps the gas, and that second half is what the OG in the name is doing there.
Smokers who find gas jars harsh get on well with this one. Smokers who find sweet flower thin get enough weight underneath to stay happy.
The label behind this jar
Private Label is our house flower label, and it covers all 17 jars we carry. It says who chose the lot and nothing about who grew the seed.
On a jar like this one, that choice is the quality signal that counts. We buy on nose, cure and burn, in that order.
Guava OG earns its place on the fruit. When a lot arrives flat or grassy, it doesn’t get the name.
Ounce deals in Toronto keep this jar moving, and we cover Toronto and Aurora inside two hours. The order minimum is $50, delivery is on us over $70, and every drop-off gets a 19+ ID check.
Our take on the Guava OG cannabis strain
The jar opens sweet. Guava reads as tropical candy, and a citrus note sits behind it like peel rather than juice.
Grinding brings the OG side up. Earth, a little pine, a whiff of fuel underneath the fruit.
The smoke is easy at a slow burn and turns sharper when the bowl runs hot. The effect starts as a warm head lift, then spreads into the shoulders and stays there.
One honest limit. This is a mellow jar, not a knockout, and heavy indica smokers will burn through it faster than they expect.
When to reach for it
- After dinner, with nothing pressing left.
- Long evenings when one bowl has to last.
- Company. It stays social for the first hour.
Late nights and hard sleep are a different jar’s job.
Keeping the fruit in the flower
Fruity terpenes are the first thing lost to heat and air. Terpenes are the compounds that carry smell and taste.
- Seal it after every use.
- Cupboard, not windowsill.
- Room temperature, never the freezer.
How the guava and the gas split up in one bowl
The fruit sits on top and the OG side sits under it. Both show up, at different points in the same bowl.
- Dry nug: ripe guava with a squeeze of citrus peel.
- Ground: earth and pine push up through the sweetness.
- Inhale: soft and sweet, tropical rather than candied.
- Exhale: peppery gas, with the fruit trailing out last.
Terpenes are the compounds behind all of that smell and taste. This lot ships without a terpene breakdown, so the nose and the exhale are your guide.
How a lot earns the Guava OG name here
The buying does every bit of the quality control on this one. Four checks settle it before a lot gets the name.
- Nose through a shut bag. The fruit should carry before the lid moves.
- Snap and give. Flower that crumbles to dust was dried too fast.
- Trim. Ragged leaf points at a rushed harvest.
- Burn. Pale grey ash, smooth smoke, no crackle.
A lot that misses that bar never reaches this page. We sell it by grade instead, with no strain name on the label at all.
How Guava OG compares on our shelf
Fruit-forward jars and value-lane picks are the natural neighbours here.
| Product | Flavour lane | Type | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guava OG (this jar) | Tropical fruit over gas | Indica-leaning | Everyday evenings with a sweet, fruity smoke. |
| Hash Bomb | Hash, spice, earth | Indica-dominant | The earthy pick at the same end of the shelf. |
| Frosted Fruit Cake | Sweet fruit and vanilla | Indica-dominant | Fruit flavour with a documented strain record. |
| Pick of the day (Lows) | Rotates weekly | Value tier | Buyers who want the lowest rung and no surprises on price. |
| Infused pre-rolls, 7 x 1g indica | Concentrate-boosted | Indica, night | Anyone who wants stronger and simpler than a jar. |
| Pick of the day (Mids) | Rotates weekly | Mid shelf | A better-looking jar when the strain name matters less. |
Pick Guava OG when you want fruit without paying top shelf. Pick Frosted Fruit Cake when a documented name matters. The full dried flower list has the rest.
Common questions
Is Guava OG indica or sativa?
Guava OG is an indica-leaning hybrid. The lift shows up in the head first, then settles into the body for an hour or two. Evening flower for most people.
What does Guava OG taste like?
Ripe guava and tropical citrus over earthy OG gas. Sweet on the inhale, heavier and more peppery on the exhale, with the fruit fading last.
Is Guava OG the same as Guava Kush?
No. Guava Kush is a separately documented strain with its own records, and the two names get mixed up often. Nothing links our jar to it, so we make no claim on its history.
Where can I get Guava OG in Toronto?
EX Weed Delivery carries this jar with two-hour delivery in Toronto. Orders open at a $50 minimum, pass $70 and delivery is free, and every buyer is checked at 19+.
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