Wam Wamz: Citrus Powerhouse Built for the Pacific Northwest

Wam Wamz: Citrus Powerhouse Built for the Pacific Northwest

Lineage: Forbidden Fruit x Lambrusco
Location: Outdoor, Indoor
Type: Hybrid
Flowering: 49–63 Days, End of September to Early October Outdoors at the 45th Latitude

The Wam Wamz strain is a standout hybrid created from combining Forbidden Fruit with Lambrusco. The result is a vigorous, early-finishing plant known for its striking purple coloration, loud citrus terp profiles, and exceptional outdoor performance in the Pacific Northwest. Most phenotypes lean toward Tangie-style expressions with sweet orange zest, heavy citrus peel aromas, and rich orange terpenes that fill the room immediately after cracking a jar.

Wam Wamz was selected during a large outdoor pheno hunt where hundreds of plants and dozens of different cultivars were being tested side by side in the field. Even among all that competition, Wam Wamz immediately stood out. It had the kind of presence that naturally pulls attention. The vigor was obvious early on, the flowering time came fast, and the terp profile carried loudly through the field before harvest even began.

The strain blended the best qualities from both parents perfectly. The Forbidden Fruit side brought vibrant citrus terpenes and colorful purple expressions, while the Lambrusco side added structure, vigor, mold resistance, and outdoor reliability. Together they created what breeders often call a “love child cross,” where the offspring fully expresses the strongest qualities from both parents rather than leaning too heavily one direction.

Posted on May 19, 2026May 19, 2026 by Bradley Danks

Lambrusco: Loud Candy Terps Built for the Pacific Northwest

Lambrusco: Loud Candy Terps Built for the Pacific Northwest

The Lambrusco strain was bred to combine loud candy terps, strong potency, colorful purple fades, and outdoor performance into one unique cultivar. The growing conditions in the Pacific Northwest near Portland, Oregon at the 45th latitude can be difficult for cannabis cultivation because of the cool temperatures and wet fall weather. Many strains simply do not finish early enough outdoors or they struggle with bud mold once the rains arrive. The goal with Lambrusco was to create a strain with elite modern terp profiles while still maintaining the vigor, structure, and mold resistance needed for outdoor production.

Lambrusco was bred to finish early while producing extremely loud sour candy terps. The plant structure was selected to handle outdoor conditions with strong branching, vigorous growth, and dense but well-stacked buds that allow airflow through the canopy. Many of the phenotypes fade into deep shades of red and purple late in flower which is where the strain gets the name “Lambrusco,” inspired by the rich color of Lambrusco wine.

To better understand the strain, take a look at the Lambrusco lineage:

(Sunset Sherbert x (GG4 x (Obama Kush x Micky Kush))) x Jagerschnitzel bx2

Posted on May 7, 2026May 7, 2026 by Bradley Danks

Jagerschnitzel: Early, Vigorous, and Mold Resistant

Jagerschnitzel: Early, Vigorous, and Mold Resistant

Most cannabis strains weren’t built for the Pacific Northwest.

Jagerschnitzel was.

This strain was specifically bred to handle the realities of growing at the 45th latitude near Portland, Oregon—cool temperatures, heavy rain, and constant risk of bud mold.

The goal was simple:

Create a strain that finishes early, resists mold, and still produces top-shelf cannabis.

Posted on April 20, 2026April 22, 2026 by Bradley Danks

Feature: Platinum Jager Collection

Feature: Platinum Jager Collection

Some strains are built to follow trends.

Others are built to hit hard—and stay memorable.

Platinum Jager is a stronger, more powerful evolution of the classic Jager profile, combining the legendary terp influence of Southern Oregon Jager with the potency and resin production of Platinum genetics.