Black Fire Alien Strawberry
Black Fire Alien Strawberry
Also known as: BFAS
Overview
Black Fire Alien Strawberry is a mostly indica-dominant hybrid strain created by Thunderfudge Genetics. This strain is produced by crossing The Black, a legendary 90% indica strain from BC Bud Depot known for its dark purple-to-black coloration and potent sedative effects, with Fire Alien Strawberry from OG Raskal Genetics, which itself is a cross of Strawberry Cough and Fire Alien Kush. The lineage combines the deep relaxing qualities and striking dark appearance of The Black with the fruity, resinous characteristics of the Fire Alien Strawberry parent.
The strain inherits the maroon and black phenotypic expressions from The Black parent, creating visually striking buds that can display dark purple to nearly black coloration during flowering. This unique appearance is enhanced by the strain's resinous production inherited from both parent lines. While specific cannabinoid profiles are not extensively documented, the strain is bred to offer a balanced hybrid experience with indica-leaning effects. The flowering time is approximately 67 days when cultivated indoors, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation environments.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with insomnia
- Often used for chronic pain management
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Black Fire Alien Strawberry has a flowering time of approximately 67 days (9-10 weeks) when grown indoors and can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors. The strain is bred by Thunderfudge Genetics and was never available as feminized seeds. It inherits growing characteristics from both parents - the short, bushy structure typical of indica-dominant strains from The Black parent, combined with the resinous production qualities of Fire Alien Strawberry. The strain is suitable for moderate-level growers and benefits from proper environmental controls to enhance the expression of its distinctive dark coloration during flowering.