Fruity Pebbles
Fruity Pebbles is a one of one type of strain because of its aromas and effects. Offering a light tingly feeling that will wash over your body as pressure lifts, infusing it with a sense of calm that won't weigh you down in the slightest but rather lend some euphoric energy that makes you feel upbeat. It is a sweet treat that emanates a rich odor that will fill the room. With delicious fruity and dessert like aromas the smell is dank with a spicy berry overtone that's very pungent at times.
- Berry
- Sweet
- Citrus
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FPOG, formerly referred to as Fruity Pebbles OG, originated in 2006 and was bred by the California-based Alien Genetics team. The cultivar descends from a Granddaddy Purple x Green Ribbon hybrid combined with Tahoe Alien pollen (Tahoe OG x Alien Kush). The original hybrid from Alien Genetics was intended as a limited release, but FPOG was so popular that other growers quickly began cultivating their own plants.
Online sources claim that FPOG’s conical, densely packed buds and reported sedative effects suggest an indica heritage. The strain has massive bud appeal, with high levels of anthocyanins that create FPOG's contrasting purple, red, and green coloring.