Fire Lookout Remix

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Basic infos

Fire Lookout Remix is an mostly indica from Motherlode Seeds and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±63 days) Motherlode Seeds's Fire Lookout Remix is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Motherlode Seeds Description

This phenomenal cultivar is a “remix” of our Fire Lookout. We switched the male and female used in the original cross,

Fire Lookout Remix is an incredibly vigorous strain and a large producer. The stalks and leaves are a bright, vibrant purple. Its branches reach out in all directions, as if trying to embrace the world around it. Resin production is extreme, and as with all of the Yosemite Glue offspring, she is great for making hash and concentrates. The flowers grow with very little leaf and are easy to trim. It is also exceptionally photogenic, with vivid purple and turquoise highlights over a snowy white layer of frost

Rich and distinct in its sweetness, Fire Lookout Remix has a creamy, complex taste and aroma punctuated with intense sour fuel undertones, alongside notes of coffee, chocolate, and berries. This translates to a powerful and intense flavor that lingers on the tongue and is sure to please even the most selective palates.

Easy to grow, with a short flowering time and chunky, dense buds. The Fire Lookout Remix has a decent amount of stretch and will require support when the flowers swell and mature. Harvest indoors at 8-10 weeks and outdoors between October 10-20.