Solfire gardens dedicated University of Washington Biology student, solfire genetics is where passion meets biology, innovation intertwines with tradition, and selection creates the extraordinary. They are dedicated to producing unique, high-quality seeds while prioritizing customer satisfaction. Their seed development process combines a strong connection with growers of all levels of experience, from hobbyists to professional cultivators, ensuring that each variety is thoroughly tested and developed before it goes on sale.

Solfire’s earliest solfire genetics have been making waves since their initial release in 2017. Winning multiple awards with their concentrates of Bahama Mama and placing 3rd with their own grown entry of ‘The Don Mega’ at this years Michigan Cannabis Cup, they are certainly starting to turn heads.

Using a team of dedicated test growers, each Solfire strain is run multiple times in different locations and environments with varying growing styles & techniques to ensure two highly important factors: Quality & Consistency. Since nature itself is inherently unpredictable, running test crops for longer periods than are normally required allows them to monitor the results closely and refine the strain further if necessary.

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Bahama Berry reeks of strawberry creamy goodness and the plant grows great, tops easily and she stretched a lot when flipped to flower. I’d recommend it for anyone looking for a good fruity tasting strain. Artizen carries Black banana crosses and Why U Gelly from Solfire along with their new Bahama Mama 2021 drop. Check out our Instagram and Facebook for pics of the plants we have in stock.

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