🟣 Indica-Dominant Hybrid

Lotus Larry

Lotus Larry is what happens when Bodhi Seeds asks, “What if

Lotus Larry is what happens when Bodhi Seeds asks, “What if OG Kush took a mindfulness retreat?” At 18% THC it’s not here to knock you out, just to gently fold you into the couch like origami. Expect big, glittery buds that smell like a Christmas tree got fresh with a citrus grove.

Creativity
64%
Energy
33%
Relaxation
80%
Munchies
78%
THC: 18% CBD: <1%
Vibes
59%

Last updated: March 15, 2026

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The Origin Story Nobody Asked For

Bred by the monks at Bodhi Seeds—okay, just really patient botanists—Lotus Larry is the love child of OG genetics and that one friend who insists on daily meditation. They crossed proprietary “special mothers” (their words, not ours) until the plant grew like an indica, smoked like a hybrid, and looked so pretty it could start an Instagram account. Rumor has it the strain was almost named “Enlightened Larry,” but the marketing team realized stoners prefer flowers over philosophy.

Effects, or How to Become Furniture

Twenty minutes in, your brain takes off its shoes and your body files for unemployment. The 18% THC delivers a calm cerebral buzz that makes conspiracy documentaries feel like bedtime stories, followed by a body melt that turns limbs into loose change between couch cushions. It’s the perfect strain for realizing you’ve been staring at the fridge for ten minutes—without actually opening it.

Flavor & Aroma: Pine-Sol Meets Orange Julius

Crack a nug and you’ll swear someone sprayed Febreze in a forest. Aromatics hit heavy with pine and damp soil, chased by a bright citrus twist that makes your nostrils do a little happy dance. On the inhale you get classic OG earthiness; on the exhale, a zesty sweetness that lingers like the last line of a Tinder date’s bad joke. Pair with actual orange slices to feel like a bougie spa day.

Growing Tips for Aspiring Jungle Keepers

Lotus Larry rewards green thumbs with Christmas-tree-shaped colas that sparkle like they owe you money. She’s moderately branchy, so give her some light defoliation or she’ll turn into a hedge maze. Indoor finish is 8–9 weeks; outdoors she’ll be ready before your neighbor’s Halloween decorations go up. Yields are respectable—think “I can pay rent” rather than “I can retire”—and the resin output is high enough to make your trim bin look like a cocaine booby trap.

Medical Uses (a.k.a. Excuses to Light Up)

Patients reach for Lotus Larry when anxiety is tap-dancing on their last nerve or when their back feels like it’s been jiu-jitsued by a toddler. The mellow head high quiets racing thoughts while the body stone loosens knots tighter than headphone cords in a pocket. Bonus: CBD hovers around 1–2%, just enough to keep paranoia from ghosting you after the third bong rip.

Who Should Smoke This

If your ideal Friday night involves sweatpants, streaming, and snacks you can’t pronounce, welcome aboard. Novices can enjoy Lotus Larry in modest doses; seasoned tokers can chase the 25% phenos and still maintain a coherent group chat. Skip it if you’re planning to run a marathon, file taxes, or remember where you left your keys.


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❓ Frequently Asked Questions About Lotus Larry

Is Lotus Larry a heavy hitter or lightweight?

At 18% it’s middleweight: it won’t drop you in the first round, but you’ll definitely tap out on round three.

How does it compare to classic OG Kush?

Think OG Kush after anger management—same piney soul, but it’s learned to chill and skip the rage.

Will it glue me to the couch?

Only if the couch offers snacks. You’ll feel relaxed, not embalmed.

Any terpene magic happening here?

Myrcene and limonene tag-team for earthy-citrus vibes, with a dash of caryophyllene to keep things spicy—like a hippie kitchen cabinet.

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