Billy Kimber OG

Billy Kimber OG Named after a character on the TV show Peaky Blinders, Billy Kimber is an award-winning OG Kush phenotype from Garrison Lane in California. It typically has light and dark green buds that look icy with trichomes. Expect piney, chemmy, and gassy aromas, and large, dense nugs with Billy Kimber. California lifestyle brand Garrison Lane, as well as Gas House are the main growers of this cultivar. Billy Kimber is very high in THC, and very low in CBD, and best for veteran smokers. Consumers report strong euphoric effects, as well as sedation, and it may help manage insomnia and pain relief. Billy Kimber is grown indoors by experts only.

Billy Kimber OG is an indica-dominant strain originated by Garrison Lane, a cannabis curator based out of California. The strain is named for the notorious UK crime boss made famous by the television show, Peaky Blinders, William “Billy” Kimber, head of the Birmingham Boys gang.

Billy Kimber OG Kush phenotype and not the fictional character that was a gangster on Peaky Blinders, is an indica-leaning hybrid that’s renowned amongst reviewers for heavy body effects. Some who have have tried it shared that a wave of hefty relaxation caused them to sink into their seat. Chronic pain subsided, and they experienced and emerging euphoria that allowed their racing thoughts to rest. Some reported feeling a light and pleasant tingling sensation spread into their limbs while others said they became couch-locked or sleepy.

Billy Kimber’s THC levels average around the high 20 percentile mark and at times can be higher than 30%. Reviewers have said that it’s best to take it slow with this strain as the average serving size they’d used for other strains was usually a bit too for this one.

The scent and taste of Billy Kimber have been found to be sweet and herbal with a touch of what some have called limeade. The citrus aspect is sweet but faint, found when inhaling its aroma deeply. Cured nuggets of this strain are a bright neon green in color with yellow hues and amber pistils.