Fire Stomper puts berries in work boots. Sweet grape and blueberry meet pepper, earth, and a little gas, giving the fruit something tougher to do than decorate the flavor. The name also covers two different pedigrees, so this Stomper needs a surname check.
Origin 1: High Five Genetics lists a cross of (Grape Stomper OG × (Grape Balls of Fire × MAC Stomper)) × MAC Stomper F2. This regular seed release works several generations of Stomper genetics into the family tree, with MAC Stomper appearing on both sides.
Origin 2: A separate account identifies Firestomper as Fire OG × Grape Stomper, with no confirmed breeder. Fire Stomper also appears under Cresco and High Supply, but those product names alone don’t establish which pedigree they carry.
The Fire OG × Grape Stomper description favors sweet berries, grape, citrus, and peppery earth. Other flower accounts lean quieter, with wood, coffee, and a hint of gas. Fruit up front or something closer to the bottom of a coffee grinder, the earthy finish gives the sweetness some friction. A consistent bud shape and color haven’t been established across the two lines.
Fans returning for another sack describe a pronounced, euphoric head high that gradually makes room for physical relaxation. Creativity and conversation can get going before hunger starts making its own suggestions. The head gets the party started; the body eventually asks whether this gathering has somewhere to sit.
High Five Genetics’ Fire Stomper is a regular seed release suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation, with approximately 65 days of flowering. Regular seeds can produce male and female plants. Plant height, measured yields, and an outdoor finishing date aren’t specified.
The separate Fire OG × Grape Stomper version lacks an established cultivation schedule. Keep grow notes tied to the actual genetics: the shared name doesn’t give both plants the same harvest appointment.
