Polar Pop seeds from Compound Genetics (Gastro Pop #5 x The Menthol) offer berry-diesel-menthol flavor, 25%+ THC, and high yields with an energetic, focused lift. A must-have for collectors-Get yours now.
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Feminized
Hybrid
Gastro Pop #5 x The Menthol
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25%+ %
Berry, diesel, menthol
8 to 10 weeks
High Yield
Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene
Energetic, focused, uplifted
Daytime
Provide consistent temperature and humidity levels to prevent mold.
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Short flowering time. Loud berry-menthol gas. Yields that actually pay rent. Polar Pop brings the hype and the harvest-without the diva behavior. Limited drops from Compound Genetics move fast, so if this fits your grow goals, don’t sit on it.
| Breeder | Compound Genetics |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Gastro Pop #5 x The Menthol |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Strain Type | Hybrid |
| THC | 25%+ |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time | 8 to 10 weeks |
| Yield | High Yield |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Berry, diesel, menthol |
| Effects | Energetic, focused, uplifted |
| Pack Size | 7 Seeds |
Compound Genetics doesn’t toss crosses at the wall-they aim for elite. Polar Pop pairs a proven Gastro Pop #5 cut with The Menthol to deliver fast, frosty hybrids with terp bite and market-ready bag appeal. It suits growers who want: high THC (25%+), hybrid vigor, and reliable production in 8–10 weeks.
I’ve curated drops at Seeds Here Now for 15 years and judged more cups than I care to count-Polar Pop earns its spot by hitting quality, speed, and weight at once.
Gastro Pop #5 brings the sticky-sweet soda pop vibe-berry/grape tones, dense flowers, and that unmistakable purple sheen. It’s known for syrupy resin and photo-ready structure. The Menthol adds the minty chill and jet-fuel backend, plus sharper focus in the effects. Together, they lock in vigor and frost while sharpening the terp profile.
Compound Genetics selected for fast finishers, consistent internode spacing, and terp intensity. The result is a hybrid that doesn’t waste time, behaves well under training, and rewards consistent environments with standout performance. Translation: fewer surprises, more keepers.
The headline here is chilled berry soda with a menthol snap. Open the jar and you get bright berries first, then diesel fumes, then a cool mint trail that sticks around.
Bag appeal is a layup: deep hues, sugar-coated calyxes, and thick resin heads that flash under light. Looks sell. This one looks.
Expect a quick, head-forward lift that sharpens focus, then a steady, upbeat cruise. It leans energetic and clear with a sneaky body ease that doesn’t glue you down.
THC north of 25% means it can run hot-newer consumers should pace themselves. Experienced heads will appreciate the balance: crisp mental pop with just enough chill.
Polar Pop shows a tight lane of expressions, but there’s room to hunt.
Resin is strong across the board; the gas-leaning selections often wash a touch better. If you’re pheno hunting, pop the pack and label early-two keepers per pack isn’t rare with this line.
Skill level: intermediate. It’s not fussy, but it does reward a steady hand.
Training: top once or twice, then trellis. It stacks best with a flat canopy and solid airflow. Expect 450–600 g/m² indoors; outdoors, big holes and full sun can push far higher.
“First tent run (3x3): 5 plants, topped twice, finished day 63. Berry-mint loud, frosty as hell. Pulled 15 oz dry. One pheno washed 4%. Keeping two moms.” - Alex, intermediate
“Light-dep greenhouse: sturdy frames, no flop with double net. Best was the gassy-mint cut-fast dry, crazy bag appeal. Customers asked for it by name.” - R., commercial
Grab Polar Pop for fast finishes, high-octane terps, and legit yield. Compound Genetics drops don’t linger-7 feminized seeds per pack. When it’s gone, it’s gone. Load cart, lock it in.
| Strain | THC | Flowering | Aroma | Why Choose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polar Pop | 25%+ | 8–10 weeks | Berry, diesel, menthol | Best combo of yield, speed, and frosty bag appeal |
| Gastro Pop | High | 8–9 weeks | Grape, candy, gas | Leans sweeter; less menthol bite |
| The Menthol | High | 9–10 weeks | Mint, fuel, pine | Sharper mint profile; yield varies by cut |
It’s rated intermediate. It’s cooperative if your environment is stable-good airflow, dialed humidity, and steady feeds. The structure loves topping and netting. Newer growers can still succeed by keeping VPD in range and avoiding heavy nitrogen late flower.
Plan on 8–10 weeks from flip. Most cuts land around day 63–67. If you prefer louder mint-gas, consider letting it ride to day 68–70 for fuller terp development and extra oil. Always verify with trichomes, not just the calendar.
Think chilled berry soda meets minty diesel. Sweet upfront, gassy and cool on the finish. Terp suspects include limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene, and eucalyptol. It’s loud in the jar and lingers in the room-definite head-turner aroma.
THC typically runs 25%+. The effect hits quick with an energetic, focused onset and a clean, upbeat cruise. If you’re newer, start small. Experienced users enjoy the clarity and the motivational push without a heavy crash.
Yes. The line throws thick, greasy resin with solid head size. Gas-leaning phenos often wash better, while berry-leaning cuts crush hydrocarbon flavor. Keep your dry/cure cool to lock terps for solventless.
Both work. Indoors, it shines under strong LEDs with trellis. Outdoors, it prefers dry, sunny climates or covered greenhouses because dense colas need airflow. Light-dep runs do especially well thanks to the 8–10 week finish.
Medium height with 1.5–2x stretch. Top once or twice, then manage the canopy with LST or SCROG. Keep internodes tight with good light intensity and proper spacing. It stacks nicely when trained flat.
Indoors, 450–600 g/m² is realistic with dialed conditions. Outdoor plants in big beds, full sun, and strong IPM can push far higher. Yield depends on phenotype, training, and environment-this line rewards consistency.
Often, yes. Cooler night temps and sensible late-flower feeding can bring out purples, especially on berry-leaning phenos. Don’t force it-quality first. Color is a bonus, not the goal.
Compound Genetics. They’re known for elite crosses that pair modern dessert terps with gas, color, and production. Polar Pop fits that blueprint and adds speed. If you like consistent keepers, this breeder stays on target.
