OG Kush x OGTKM10 – Crickets & Cicada Seeds {Regular} [10+pk]

Why This Pack Crickets & Cicada Seeds doesn’t make noise—they make resin. This cross stacks two powerhouse OG cuts together, and when a breeder goes that specific with parent selection, they’re hunting for something real. I picked up OGTKM10 directly from their vault archives, and it’s one of those cuts that doesn’t circulate. That tells you everything. This is a genetics thesis statement: OG Kush brings the legendary California foundation—the terpene profile, the density, the cultural weight. OGTKM10 is the indica hammer they selected for resin saturation and compact structure. The cross solves a single problem that matters to serious growers: how do you stack trichome production without sacrificing structure or flavor? Crickets & Cicada answered it. The Genetics OG Kush needs no introduction—it built modern cannabis breeding. Pine, lemon, fuel, that unmistakable diesel backbone. Dense nugs, resinous as hell, and it influences half the crosses still being run. OGTKM10 is the secret weapon here: a predominantly indica cut selected specifically for trichome density and bud architecture. When you pair them, you’re not gambling on complementary traits—you’re stacking them. What you get is a plant that finishes in 8 to 9 weeks, runs indica-dominant, and produces heavy yields from moderate to heavy harvests. Expect vigorous branching, compact internodes, and trichomes that coat everything. The terp profile leans pine and diesel with lemon fuel undertones. Check out our terpenes guide to dial in what you’re hunting for. If you’re serious about pheno hunting with regulars, this pack rewards the work. The Story The internet says OGTKM10 came from private collections circulating between 2012 and 2020—breeders trading cuts in the dark, before everything went public. I can’t verify that timeline, but it tracks. Crickets & Cicada doesn’t release genetics casually. When they bred this cross, they were thinking about preservation: keeping rare OG expressions alive while adding resin production that modern growers expect. This isn’t a strain designed for Instagram. It’s built for the grower who knows why two genetics belong together and wants to understand what happens when you test that theory. Ask James Q: How much phenotype variation should I expect in a 10-pack? A: With regular seeds and two stabilized parents, you’ll see expression variation—some phenos will run taller, others more compact. That’s the hunt. Both parents are OG-leaning, so you’re not getting wildcard offspring. Expect 70% consistency around the core type, 30% individual expression. — James Bean, Seeds Here Now Q: What’s the difference between this and other OG-based crosses you carry? A: OGTKM10 is the rare variable. It’s not a common breeder cut—most OG crosses use mainstream parents. This one pairs a California icon with a vault cut selected for resin and structure. That specificity is why it matters. — James Bean, Seeds Here Now Q: Should I run this indoors or outdoors? A: Both work. Indoors, control branching with training—it’ll get bushy. Outdoors, the compact structure means you can push plant count without light overlap. Either way, expect heavy trichome production and dense, sticky buds. Give support if you push weight. — James Bean, Seeds Here Now Shipping note: December 11th is the legal cutoff for seed shipments. After that date, orders become complicated. Order now if this pack speaks to you—once it’s gone from the vault, finding another is unlikely.