Oil Spill
Oil Spill
Also known as: Oil Slick, Oil Spill OG, Mandlebrots Oil Spill
Overview
Oil Spill is a balanced hybrid cannabis strain with complex genetics and multiple variations developed by different breeders. The strain traces its lineage primarily to Royal Kush and XXX OG genetics, though some versions also incorporate Triple Kush or other parent strains. Notable producers include Emerald Mountain Seeds and Aficionado Seeds, each developing distinct variations. The strain represents a complex genetic lineage with multiple origin stories, depending on the breeder. Oil Spill is characterized by its small, rounded buds with dusty green coloring and neon green to bright blue undertones. Deep amber hairs weave throughout the nuggets, while a heavy coating of clear crystal trichomes adds significant visual appeal. The color variation is enhanced by sweet, syrupy resin that gives the buds their distinctive frosty sheen. The strain delivers sweet, fruity flavors transitioning to pungent diesel notes, with prominent sour berry undertones. The Oil Spill high has a definite creeping effect, building in the background before gradually taking over the mind and body.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with anxiety
- Often used for depression
- Users report appetite stimulation
- May assist with insomnia
- Used for stress relief
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Oil Spill is considered a moderately difficult strain to grow, suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. Flowering time ranges from 63-70 days indoors, with outdoor harvest typically occurring around October 20th. Indoor plants yield around 300 grams per plant while outdoor plants can produce 400 grams or more. Plants can reach heights of 60-80 inches (5-8 feet). Indoor yields for well-maintained plants typically range from 400-550 g/m² under optimized conditions. The strain requires consistent airflow and humidity control to enhance terpene profiles and responds well to training techniques like topping, low-stress training, and SCROG methods.