hybrid
22 to 26 percent THC range

White Fire Alien OG brings lemon-diesel gas and a heavy stone, with enough frost to make the darker flower underneath hard to see. Sweet citrus cuts through the fuel, followed by pine and a sour, earthy finish. For heads who keep an OG in the rotation, that combination needs little introduction.


OG Raskal crossed Krome’s clone-only The White with a Fire Alien Kush male. The project aimed to offer a regular-seed counterpart to the breeder’s feminized White Fire line. The name gets tangled up with other WiFi and Alien crosses, but Raskal’s parentage is specific: The White × Fire Alien Kush.


The nugs are compact and tightly packed, with dark olive-green flower, purple undertones, and a substantial trichome coat. There’s a rugged look beneath all that sparkle. Break a bud apart and the lemony fuel is the part that keeps your attention.


People who keep this strain in heavy rotation describe a euphoric head change paired with pronounced physical relaxation. Some stay happily engaged; others find themselves thoroughly parked. Sleepiness comes up often in accounts of the finish. This is the sort of flower regulars save for when getting properly stoned is already the plan.

OG Raskal’s original White Fire Alien is a photoperiod line released as regular seeds. Flowering typically runs 60–65 days, producing thick, resinous buds and medium-to-high yields according to the breeder’s description. Flower weight can outpace branch strength, a defining structural consideration for this cross. Later autoflower products sold under similar names are separate offerings and should not be assigned the original line’s cultivation specifications.

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