FX3

FX3, also known as Fire Flame Fuego, is a modern, balanced hybrid created from a cross between Strawberry and Udder Madness. This strain impresses with its stable genetics, high adaptability and expressive terpene profile. The plants grow vigorously with a medium to higher structure and form really dense individuals. Thanks to its robustness, FX3 is suitable for both beginners and experienced growers and responds reliably to various training techniques.

Visually, the compact, heavily frosted plants with purple accents and rich green colour stand out. The aroma profile combines sweet strawberry and dessert notes with citrus, pine, diesel and a subtle berry undertone. FX3 is a truly high-quality strain for those who appreciate intense flavours, strong visuals and reliable performance.

• Lineage: Strawberry x Udder Madness
• Genetics: Indica / Sativa
• Flowering Time: 9 weeks
• Smell: lemon, pine, diesel, sweet strawberries, creamy
• THC: 25%

• Solfire Gardens: Artisan Seeds from the Pacific Northwest

Solfire Gardens was founded in 2015 in Seattle, Washington by a biology student from the University of Washington. What started as a fascination with pheno hunting grew into a full seed company. The founder has a long friendship with Mike from Exotic Genetix, which shaped part of the early path. From the beginning, the goal has been simple: bring interesting seed varieties to growers while keeping close ties to the community.

Quick Facts

Location: Pacific Northwest, USA

Focus: Artisan cannabis genetics with careful pheno selection

Types Available: Modern feminized strains with colorful profiles

Well Known For: Trap God, Sinferno, Bahama Berry, Terpgasm

Works Well For: Hobby growers looking for something new, and professionals who want strong tested genetics

The phrase they stand by is “Rise like a phoenix.” Every seed is tested before it goes out, and the process feels more like a pact with the grower than just a purchase. You find bright colors, heavy frost, and terpenes that stand apart. Hobby growers and commercial gardeners both get something that feels personal.