Sonic Boom by Sonic Seeds
Lemon OG Haze × Arise
Sonic Boom is a hybrid cannabis strain developed by Sonic-Seeds and Irie Genetics, bred from Lemon OG Haze and Arise. It is recognized for its balanced indica and sativa characteristics, resulting from selective breeding over multiple generations.
Appearance
Sonic Boom buds are typically dense and well-formed, often covered in a frosty layer of trichomes. Their structure reflects a hybrid heritage, combining the resilience of indica with the complexity of sativa. Growers have noted vibrant green foliage, often accented by purple hues and orange pistils.
Aroma & Flavor
The aroma of Sonic Boom is characterized by an initial burst of citrus, followed by undertones of earth and spice, with a hint of sweetness. The flavor profile mirrors this, starting with prominent citrus notes, reminiscent of lemonade, and evolving into a blend of sweet tropical fruits and pine on the exhale.
Effects
Users commonly report a euphoric and deeply relaxing experience from Sonic Boom. The strain is often described as providing a sense of calm and cerebral stimulation, which can foster creativity. This balanced effect makes it suitable for both recreational enjoyment and potential therapeutic applications.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
Key terpenes identified in Sonic Boom include limonene, caryophyllene, and pinene, contributing to its citrus, spicy, and pine-like aromatic qualities. Cannabinoid analysis typically shows THC levels around 18-22%, with lower concentrations of CBD. This cannabinoid blend is thought to contribute to its balanced and synergistic effects.
Growing
Sonic Boom generally has a flowering time of 56 to 70 days. While specific yield and difficulty details are not extensively documented, its genetic background suggests robust growth. Cultivation studies indicate consistent visual traits across many samples.
Origins & Lineage
Sonic Boom was created through the crossbreeding of Lemon OG Haze and Arise by Sonic-Seeds and Irie Genetics. Its lineage may also include influences from landrace varieties, possibly from Lebanon, and strains like UK Pineapple and Pursang #6, contributing to its diverse genetic makeup.