Banana OG Seeds

The Strength of Banana OG

This powerhouse Hybrid packs a serious punch, often testing between 22–27% THC.

Known for its high potency

It’s known for its creeping, heavy high, making it a strong choice for seasoned smokers but not ideal for beginners. Banana OG can sometimes be misunderstood because of all the OG crosses out there, but this one usually leans Indica in both effect and structure.

Feel the High of Banana OG

This OG Hybrid hits with a slow-building, heavy high that creeps up before settling in hard - so don’t underestimate it. Most people describe the effects as deeply relaxing, mentally hazy, and physically heavy. It starts with a mellow, floaty head buzz that slowly melts into full-body sedation. You'll probably feel loose, mellow, and a little spaced out once it kicks in.

It’s a favorite for winding down after a long day or when you just want to zone out and do absolutely nothing. People enjoy it for that classic “melt into the couch” feeling, and yes - it definitely brings on the munchies. Snacks are a must.

As for libido, it has a bit of a reputation in some circles as a mood-setting strain, thanks to the relaxing body high and euphoric headspace. While it’s not the go-to for everyone, some do reach for it when they want to vibe out, connect, or turn the mood up a notch - especially in smaller doses where it doesn’t knock you out too hard.

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

The Flavor of Banana OG

This Kush-heavy offspring has this smooth, creamy banana flavor that hits you right away - like banana bread or overripe bananas, but with a little bit of that kushy, piney edge underneath. It’s sweet on the inhale, kind of mellow and thick, and then as you exhale, you start to taste more of that earthy OG funk that creeps in and lingers. It’s not too sharp or skunky, just enough to remind you this isn’t some fruity lightweight strain.

That sweet, laid-back vibe you get? That’s mostly from the myrcene, which gives it that mellow, almost tropical flavor and that heavy, slow-building body high. There’s also a bit of limonene in the mix, adding a subtle citrus lift that keeps it from being too heavy up front. And then you’ve got caryophyllene rounding it out with a tiny bit of spice - nothing overpowering, just a warm little kick on the finish.

Flowering Time 56-63 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 6 Ft Plus
Yield: 2 Plus lbs. Cured

How to Grow Banana OG Marijuana Indoors and Outdoors

What to Watch for When Growing Banana OG - The buds get dense and sticky, which makes them beautiful, but also a little more prone to mold in high humidity. It’s not the most mold-resistant strain out there, so good airflow and keeping your humidity in check - especially in late flower - are really important. Spraying early with Holi Moli Eliminator is a smart move to help prevent pests, mold, mildew, andbud rot before it starts. Pest-wise, it isn’t especially vulnerable, but like with any strain, keep an eye out for spider mites or aphids if you're growing indoors. A clean grow space and regular check-ins go a long way.

It doesn’t love big temperature swings—try to keep your day and night temps fairly steady, especially during flowering. It can handle normal indoor drops, but anything too dramatic can stress it out or slow down bud development.

Nutrient-wise, it's not super sensitive, but it does best with a light, steady hand. It can be a bit sensitive to overfeeding - especially when it comes to nitrogen during late veg and early flower - so it’s better to keep things moderate. Less is more here. As long as you stick to a consistent schedule, it’ll respond well. To really dial things in, grab a bottle of Holi Moli Juice - it’s made specifically for cannabis, so you’re not wasting time with generic veggie formulas. Give your plants the good stuff - they’ll show you the love.

Odor control is definitely a good idea. This strain puts out a loud, sweet-and-skunky smell that’ll fill your space quickly. A good carbon filter is your best friend if you’re trying to keep things discreet.

It will need strong support structures as branches get heavy with buds - best to add support before you think you need it, as trying to prop up already-bent branches can sometimes cause damage.

Best Climate to Grow Banana OG Outdoors

When growing this banana-heavy cross outdoors, it does best in a warm, sunny, and dry climate. This strain loves to bask in the sun, so make sure to place your plants in a bright, open spot where they can soak up 6-8+ hours of direct sunlight each day and enjoy a steady natural breeze. That airflow is important - this plant produces thick, resin-heavy buds that can be prone to mold if conditions get too damp.

For best results, use fabric grow bags to keep the roots cool and breathing. For spacing:

— 10-gallon bags — at least 3 feet apart

— 15-gallon bags — 4 feet apart

— 20-gallon bags — 4 to 5 feet apart

This spacing gives your plants room to spread out and helps improve airflow between them, which is key for preventing mold or mildew.

Even in dry climates, humidity can sneak up on you - especially early in the morning or after a light rain - so staying ahead of it is key when growing outdoors. Water your plants early in the day so excess moisture doesn’t stick around overnight, and don’t be afraid to trim some of the lower leaves or crowded inner growth to boost airflow through the canopy. Let the breeze work in your favor - strong natural airflow is one of the best ways to keep mold from taking hold. With a sunny spot, proper spacing, and a little daily care, this strain can really thrive outside, producing compact, sticky buds loaded with that signature potency.

How to Grow Banana OG Marijuana in Subtropical Climates

This OG-based strain can be grown in hot, arid subtropical climates, but you’ll want to take a few extra steps to help your plants stay happy in those dry, intense conditions. The strong sun and low humidity are great for preventing mold, but they can also stress the plant if things get too hot or too dry - especially during flowering.

Start by placing your plants in a spot that gets morning to early afternoon sun, and consider using a white shade cloth during the hottest part of the day to protect them from extreme heat (especially when temps climb past 90°F). White reflects light while keeping things a little cooler without cutting off too much sun.

Use fabric grow bags to keep the roots cooler and promote healthy airflow around the root zone. Here’s how to size and space them:

— 10-gallon bags — at least 3 feet apart

— 15-gallon bags — 4 feet apart

— 20-gallon bags — 4 to 5 feet apart

Even though the climate is dry, humidity can still be a tricky thing - especially during flower. If it dips too low, your plants might start showing signs of stress.

A good move is to water early in the morning so the roots stay happy and you’re not losing too much to evaporation. Mulching the top of your grow bags helps a lot too - it keeps the soil cooler and holds onto moisture longer. A steady breeze is great for airflow, so pick a good spot it can soak up lots of sun and feel that nice natural breeze. It’s smart to keep Holi Moli Eliminator on hand. A few sprays as a preventative can go a long way in keeping your buds clean, healthy, and problem-free all the way to harvest.

How to Grow Banana OG Marijuana in Temperate Climates

This strain can be grown in temperate climates, but you’ll need to take some extra steps to stay ahead of cooler temps and increased humidity - especially late in the season. The chunky buds this strain produces are beautiful but can be vulnerable to mold and bud rot if you’re not careful.

To set yourself up for success, start seeds indoors in early spring, then transplant outdoors after the last frost, once nighttime temps stay above 50°F. Choose a sunny, open spot with good airflow where your plants can soak up plenty of light and enjoy a natural breeze.

Use fabric grow bags for better drainage and root health - especially important in damp environments. Here’s a quick breakdown for spacing:

— 10-gallon bags — at least 3 feet apart

— 15-gallon bags — 4 feet of space

— 20-gallon bags — 4 to 5 feet of space

Keeping outdoor humidity in check is super important, especially as your plants get into flower. Start by watering early in the morning so any extra moisture has time to dry out before the cooler evening air sets in. Lifting your grow bags off the ground with crates helps with drainage and lets air flow underneath, which keeps things from getting soggy.

You can also trim some of the lower leaves to open up airflow around the base and through the middle of the plant. Try to avoid planting in low spots where cool, damp air tends to hang around.

And if you’re expecting fall rain, a simple rain cover or even a makeshift greenhouse roof can really help. For extra peace of mind, grab a bottle of Holi Moli Eliminator and start spraying preventatively (can be used during veg and flower) - it’s an easy way to stay ahead of mold, mildew, and pests before they become a problem.

How to Grow Banana OG Cannabis Indoors

If you’re growing this banana-scented powerhouse indoors, dial in your environment and you’ll be in great shape. During lights-on hours, try to keep temps between 72-82°F, and drop it to around 64-70°F when the lights go off. That small temperature swing helps bring out some nice color and resin later in flower. For humidity, aim for 55-65% during veg, then drop it down to 40-50% in flower to help avoid mold or mildew in those tight, sticky buds it is known for.

Spacing matters, especially with plants that get bushy like this one. Give each plant about 18–24 inches of space so they’re not crowding each other—good airflow is key. Start with 5-gallon pots, or go bigger if you’ve got the space (the bigger the pot the more space your plants will need so they don't get crowded). Fabric pots are a great choice because they help with air pruning and root health.

Once you flip to flower, expect a bit of stretch, but not a wild amount. It usually stays in that medium height range. Pro tip: flip to 12/12 when the plant is around 5-6 weeks (they should be about 22 inches tall) to stay ahead of the stretch.

If you’ve got a little grow experience or just want to level up your skills, training techniques like LST or topping work great with this strain. It can get a little lanky, so early training helps shape it and spread the canopy for better light penetration.

Lights absolutely matter! Strong, full-spectrum LEDs are ideal - most growers use 6500K for veg and switch to 3000K or 3500K for flower. But here at Holi Moli, our growers actually run 6500K from start to finish, and we’ve seen consistently great results in terms of both quality and yield.

Because of the strong, skunky-sweet aroma that kicks in around mid-flower, a carbon filter is highly recommended to keep the smell under control. And don’t skip the airflow - oscillating fans keep fresh air moving and help prevent mold and pests. A dehumidifier might come in handy during late flower too, especially if you're running a sealed room or in a humid area.

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