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Hybrid strainAtomic
Atomic is a hybrid from Bomb Seeds with Chem Dawg, OG Kush and THC Bomb in its lineage. Its aroma is described as fuel, citrus, menthol and berries. According to the breeder’s description, the effects initially appear immediate and head-focused, later becoming euphoric and physically heavy; their expression may vary individually.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
Effects
Genetics
Parentage and family tree
Atomic is shown at the top. The documented parent lines down to the 3rd generation follow below.
Editorial profile
Atomic in detail
Origin & classification
Bomb Seeds developed Atomic from a selected Chem-Dawg clone, an intensely aromatic Kush line from the Emerald Triangle and its in-house THC Bomb. According to the breeder, the breeding goal was a particularly potent cross combining the Californian-influenced Kush flavour with the pronounced effects of THC Bomb. The record therefore lists the lineage as Chem Dawg × OG Kush × THC Bomb and classifies Atomic as a hybrid.
Aroma & flavour
The aroma profile extends beyond the brief core data in the detailed source. There, intense fuel and citrus notes meet menthol and berries. In the structured fields, citrus and menthol are recorded. This combination gives the profile a clear contrast: fresh, bright citrus notes alongside the cool impression of menthol, while fuel and berries add further powerful and fruity layers. Specific terpenes are not provided for Atomic in the available data, so the aroma cannot be reliably attributed to individual compounds.
Terpene profile
The breeder describes the effects as very powerful. They are said to begin with an immediate, head-focused surge and then develop into a euphoric, distinctly physical state. The source also mentions a long duration. Such descriptions are experiential and breeder statements, not a guarantee of a specific course. Potency and perception depend, among other things, on the particular product, its batch and the individual response. In the structured core data, the only confirmed effect recorded is “euphoric”.
Effect tendency
For cultivation, the source states an average plant height of approximately 80 to 150 centimetres. Atomic is described as comparatively uncomplicated and is said to produce large, dense, heavily resin-coated flowers. The breeder gives the indoor yield as 450 to 550 grams per square metre; under real-world conditions, such figures always depend on the environment and cultivation practices. A flowering time of eight to nine weeks is stated, with eight weeks said to be possible under favourable indoor conditions. For outdoor cultivation, the source gives October as the harvest period. The 22 to 26 percent THC stated there are also breeder-related reference values and may vary depending on phenotype and batch.
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Frequently asked questions about Atomic
What type of strain is Atomic?
We list Atomic as a hybrid strain with the parentage Chem Dawg × OG Kush × THC Bomb.
What genetics are behind Atomic?
The parentage of Atomic is Chem Dawg × OG Kush × THC Bomb.
What does Atomic smell and taste like?
In terms of aroma, Atomic is characterised primarily by citrusy and mentholated notes. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the intensity may vary.
What effects does Atomic tend to produce?
We primarily describe Atomic as euphoric. Effects are subjective and are not a medical promise.
What flowering time is given for Atomic?
A flowering time of 8-9 weeks is given for Atomic.
Which breeder is named for Atomic?
Bomb Seeds is named as the breeder or cultivator of Atomic.
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