Fire Alien Master
Fire Alien Master smells like a hash stash somebody tried hiding behind burning incense. OG Raskal Genetics crossed the SoCal Master Kush clone, also known as Purple Master Kush, with a Fire Alien Kush male to create this indica-dominant hybrid. The resulting flower keeps that old-school Kush character close: pungent earth, resinous spice, and a light lemon accent cutting through the heavier perfume.
Dense, rounded buds come dressed in dark olive green, sometimes with purple undertones, fine red-orange hairs, and a generous coating of rippe trichomes. Hash and incense carry into the flavor, with citrus adding a sharper finish. Some pheno selections push farther into fuel and pepper, including the commercially circulated Fire Alien Master #44 phenotype. That number identifies a selection within the strain, rather than a separate origin.
Smoke reports give Fire Alien Master a surprisingly lively upstairs for something so comfortable downstairs. Euphoric, creative, and uplifted experiences appear alongside substantial physical relaxation, with some smokers reporting a sleepier finish. Others stay pleasantly engaged while their bodies settle in. The Kush gets comfortable; the conversation can keep going.
OG Raskal’s original breeding notes describe Fire Alien Master as an 85% indica / 15% sativa cross with a flowering window of approximately 55–63 days and medium yields. It was released as regular photoperiod seeds and is documented for indoor and outdoor cultivation.
The line favors dense, heavily resinous flowers with the structure and output associated with an indica hash plant. Exact height, stretch, and outdoor harvest dates are not established in the breeder notes, so those details should be assessed by phenotype and growing conditions. Plants raised from seed will not necessarily reproduce the traits of the selected #44 cut.
