Goji OG Strain – 37.19% THCA Flower | Frosted Brands

Lab Results

• Red Berry & Black Cherry — The dominant aroma when you open the jar. This isn’t a subtle fruit note — it hits immediately with a ripe, almost jammy intensity that reads more like fresh dark berries than candy or artificial flavoring.
• Strawberry Sweetness — A softer layer underneath the berry punch. It smooths out the sharper top notes and gives the overall profile a natural sweetness that stays present through the session without becoming cloying.
• Licorice Edge — The finish. A sharp, herbal quality that adds structure and complexity to what would otherwise be a purely fruit-forward strain. It keeps the flavor from feeling one-dimensional and gives Goji OG a slightly savory close.
• Overall Character — Vivid and clearly defined. The terpene expression here is crisp and fruit-forward rather than creamy, dessert-like, or earthy. The flavor follows the aroma closely — what you smell when you open the jar is what you taste on the exhale.

• Creative projects — writing, design, music production
• Long work sessions requiring sustained focus
• Brainstorming and strategic thinking
• Social gatherings and conversation
• Gaming sessions
• Outdoor activities — walking, hiking, exploring
• Listening to music or immersive media
• Mood elevation during daytime routines
• Staying mentally engaged without heavy body sedation
• Situations where you want energy with a relaxed, social edge

Is Goji OG too strong for someone who usually smokes mid-potency flower?

It can be. At 37.19% THCA, this batch sits well above what most people encounter in the 18–25% range. If you typically smoke mid-potency flower, start with one light inhalation and wait 10–15 minutes before deciding whether to take more. The sativa onset can arrive quickly, and at this concentration, a little goes further than you might expect. You can always add — you can’t subtract.

Will Goji OG make me anxious or racy?

Sativa-dominant strains can lean stimulating, and at 37% THCA, pacing matters. Most people describe Goji OG as focused and talkative rather than anxious, but overconsumption of any high-potency sativa can push past comfortable stimulation into restlessness. Start low, especially if you’re sensitive to sativa effects, and let the session build gradually.

What’s the difference between THCA percentage and total THC?

THCA is the raw, non-psychoactive cannabinoid present in unheated flower. When you apply heat — through smoking, vaping, or cooking — THCA converts into active THC through a process called decarboxylation. The conversion isn’t 1:1 because some molecular weight is lost. The standard formula is (THCA × 0.877) + Δ9-THC. For this batch, that calculation yields a total THC potential of 32.62%.

Can I use Goji OG for edibles or cooking?

Yes. THCA flower can be decarboxylated and used in edibles the same way you would use any high-potency cannabis flower. Because this batch starts at 37.19% THCA, the resulting edibles will be potent — dose carefully during preparation and start with small amounts if you’re making infusions for the first time.

How should I store this flower to keep it fresh?

Keep it in the sealed jar or an airtight container, stored in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat. Avoid storing it in the refrigerator or freezer — temperature fluctuations can damage trichomes and degrade cannabinoid content over time. Properly stored, indoor-grown THCA flower maintains quality for several months.

Does THCA flower show up on a drug test?

Yes. Once heated or metabolized, THCA converts to THC, which is the compound standard drug tests screen for. If you are subject to drug testing for employment or any other reason, THCA flower will produce a positive result. This applies to all THCA products, regardless of the Delta-9 THC percentage listed on the COA.