Pineapple Pucker by Solfire Gardens

Pineapple Pucker Seeds

Pineapple Pucker comes from Pucker Up x Last Supper, with Last Supper built from Gouda Berry (God’s Flower) x Bahama Mama. The profile points to a plant with bold presence, expressive aroma, memorable flavor, and the kind of production that makes a grower grin.

Solfire Gardens is the breeder behind this release.

Flower time lands around 56 to 63 days, with heavy yield potential and an extra large frame that deserves room to stretch. This feminized pick suits growers who want a vigorous plant with serious output.

If you chase fresh drops, this one sits naturally beside 2026 new strains without trying too hard.

Flavor And Effects That Stay With You

Pineapple Pucker opens with a tropical edge that feels bright and sticky on the tongue. The flavor lands like fruit punched through velvet, sweet first, then deeper, richer, dirtier in the best way. It has that late-night swagger. It lingers. It leaves a trace in the room and in your head.

The effects feel broad and full. There is lift in the mind, but there is also weight in the body. Not sloppy. Not dull. Just that slow, confident slide where the noise drops and the moment gets bigger. It hits like warm neon poured over your shoulders, easing tension while keeping the mood alive.

This is the kind of smoke people remember because it feels substantial. Big plant. Heavy yield. Strong presence. Pineapple Pucker seeds make sense for growers who want a crop with muscle and a smoke with attitude.

Pineapple Pucker Characteristics

Strain type: Feminized

Genetics: Pucker Up x Last Supper

Parentals: Last Supper = Gouda Berry (God’s Flower) x Bahama Mama

THC: 20–25%

Indoor yield: Heavy

Flowering time: 8–9 weeks

Structure: Extra large, vigorous

FAQ

What terpenes does this strain have?

Growers can expect a profile that leans tropical, sweet, and loud.

Is this strain good for beginner growers?

It can be, but the extra large size means it responds best when you plan your space well. Give it room, keep the canopy even, and it should reward that effort.

How to grow Pineapple Pucker seeds?

Run a clean environment, train early, and manage height before flower. Because it can get big and yield heavy, support the plant and keep airflow strong through the canopy.

Why do growers look twice at this one?

Because it combines a quick 56 to 63 day flower window with heavy production and a memorable name backed by layered genetics.