- Heritage
- unknown
- Flowering
- 65 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Legendary Tampa OG Genetics Florida Crippie, also known as Crippy, is a true old-school Florida OG cultivar originating from Tampa, Florida. This legendary cut predates both Triangle Kush and the early West Coast OG Kush lines, making it a cornerstone of East Coast cannabis history. Revered by longtime growers and smokers alike, Florida Crippie delivers unmatched potency, authentic OG flavor, and elite resin production. Genetics & Lineage Lineage: (Tampa Crippie × Tampa Crippie × SoFLo OG) × (Tampa Crippie × Tampa Crippie × SoFLo OG)
Varietal Type: IBL (In-Bred Line)
Gender: Regular
Cross Verification: Verified by multiple experienced growers, including several cannabis cup winners
This Tampa-exclusive Crippy cut has been circulated since 2012, with consistent confirmation from veteran consumers who remember the unmistakable Florida Crippie from South Florida in the 1990s. Aroma, Flavor & Terpenes Florida Crippie delivers a pure, authentic OG profile with no lemon or Thai influence—a key distinction from many modern “OG” hybrids.
Dominant notes include:
Gasoline & jet fuel
Musty, mossy pine
Deep earthy, old-school OG funk
The aroma is loud, pungent, and unmistakably classic, intensifying late into flowering and during cure. Effects & Potency This strain is a heavy hitter, frequently testing above 30% THC, even in gardens running her for the first time. In well-dialed environments, Florida Crippie consistently reaches elite potency levels comparable to — and often exceeding — Triangle Kush.
Expect powerful, long-lasting effects backed by raw OG strength rather than modern hybrid sharpness. Growth Characteristics Flowering Time: 68–70 days (preferred harvest around day 69)
Stretch: 2–2.5× during flower
Yield: Medium
Height: Medium
Environment: Indoor & Outdoor
Climate: Hot to Temperate
Florida Crippie develops dense, trichome-laden buds shaped like small pine cones to large golf-ball-sized nugs. Flowers often express a deep dark green to signature navy blue hue, a tra