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Strawberry Push Pop

Name: Strawberry Push Pop
Brand: Hybrid
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Two sets of genetics, one name, and a flavor profile that can't agree with itself — Strawberry Push Pop is either a mint-and-gas candy bomb from Bloom Seed Co. or a mystery-parentage vanilla dessert out of Seattle.

Origin 1: Bred by Bloom Seed Co., a cross of Strawberry Guava and Orange Mints (also listed as Strawguava x Orange Mintz on some products — no confirmed standalone strain page found for Orange Mints/Mintz). Sweet strawberry candy and powdered sugar lead the nose, backed by ripe guava and a cool citrus-mint edge, with a loud, gassy finish reported on several menus.

Origin 2: Sold under the Torus brand in Pacific Northwest markets, parentage listed as unknown. A 50/50 hybrid with fresh strawberry, creamy vanilla, and light earthiness — no mint, citrus, or gas character reported.

Both versions lead with strawberry sweetness, but they split quickly from there. Bloom Seed Co.’s Strawberry Push Pop pushes into tropical guava, citrus-mint, powdered sugar, and gas, while Torus takes a softer dessert route through creamy vanilla and light earthiness. Consumer reports generally describe an uplifted, euphoric start followed by manageable physical relaxation, though the unknown genetics behind the Torus version mean its effects and terpene profile should not be treated as interchangeable with Bloom’s documented cross. Same candy-shop name, two very different flavors—check the producer before deciding which Push Pop you’re unwrapping.

Strawberry Push Pop is a moderate-difficulty strain that stays compact at 3–4 feet indoors, making it a good fit for growers with limited vertical space but some prior experience. Outdoors, it stretches to 5–6 feet with thick lateral branching and thrives in Mediterranean climates around 68–80°F. The dense, conical bud structure means you'll want to maintain good airflow to avoid mold in late flower, especially as humidity should drop to 40–50% during that stage. This strain benefits from a grower who can manage moderate nutrient sensitivity, and growers often report yields of 400–500 g/m² indoors or 14–18 oz/plant outdoors when conditions stay consistent through its 63–67 day flowering window. Cool nighttime temperatures can bring out purple and lavender hues in the heavy trichome coverage.

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