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Ocean Air is a hybrid strain from Surfr Seeds, crossing Point Break with Grape Cream Cake. At least two named phenotypes circulate through Plant Nerd: Ocean Air #1 leans harder into the Grape Cream Cake side, with a grape-and-lilac nose that reviewers describe as genuinely hard to pin down — something like standing on a beach while a grape soda passes by — backed by soft floral grape and vanilla cream on the exhale. Ocean Air #3 shifts the balance the other way, described elsewhere as more citrus-forward and coastal. Terpene-wise, expect myrcene, caryophyllene, and linalool leading the profile, with limonene rounding out the citrus notes; some listings also describe a distinctive mineral-saline finish that lingers after the exhale.
The buds are worth a second look: conical colas in dark green, threaded with deep purple and coated in a heavy, almost platinum-looking layer of trichomes. Consumers who've tried Ocean Air #1 describe a stronger-than-average hybrid effect — a noticeable weight behind the eyes and heavy arms that leans sedating without tipping into full couch-lock. Fans of the strain more broadly report a relaxed, full-body calm paired with a creative lift, staying engaged enough to work through a project while unwinding physically.
Ocean Air is a moderate-difficulty strain that stays compact at 3–4 feet indoors with strong lateral branching and broad-fingered leaves, making it a manageable fit for growers working with limited vertical space. Outdoors, it stretches to 5–6 feet and thrives in Mediterranean or coastal climates with temperatures between 70–80°F. The dense, conical bud structure means you'll want to keep airflow moving and humidity at 40–45% during late flower to avoid mold issues in those tightly packed colas. Flowering takes roughly 9–10 weeks, producing dark green buds laced with purple and heavy trichome coverage, with yields around 400–500 g/m² indoors and 14–18 oz/plant outdoors when conditions stay dialed. The sturdy main stems inherited from its Point Break parentage respond well to topping and low-stress training, and growers often report the best results when paying close attention to calcium and magnesium supplementation throughout the cycle.
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