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Alien Rock Candy Feminized
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Rock Candy Strain Feminized SeedsAlien Rock Candy genetics: Sour Dubble × Tahoe Alien, feminized
4.95 out of 5 · 20 reviewsThe Rock Candy strain is the short name AllBud and many shops use for Alien Rock Candy, an indica-leaning hybrid that Alien Genetics bred by pairing Sour Dubble with Tahoe Alien. Its buds smell like sweet-and-sour citrus candy over an earthy OG base. These feminized seeds grow female photoperiod plants that bloom in roughly 8 to 10 weeks and stay sturdy and bushy at about 1.5 m.
THC15–24%
Flowering8–10 weeks
Type~80% indica
HarvestOctober
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What is the Rock Candy strain?
Rock Candy is a common short name for Alien Rock Candy, an indica-dominant hybrid made by Alien Genetics, whose mother was Sour Dubble and whose father was Tahoe Alien. AllBud lists Rock Candy and Alien Rock Candy as one strain, about 80% indica with 15–19% THC, while Leafly and Weedmaps report flower up to about 24%. Feminized versions from Blimburn Seeds flower in 8 to 10 weeks and grow into stocky plants around 1.5 m tall.
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Checked against Alien Genetics' notes on SeedFinder, Blimburn Seeds, AllBud, Weedmaps and Leafly
Genetic lean
20% sativa80% indica
Ratio from AllBud and Blimburn Seeds. SeedFinder lists Alien Genetics' original regular seeds nearer 60% indica.
Signature trait
Rock-hard, resin-soaked buds
Blimburn Seeds describes Rock Candy's flowers as rock hard and soaked in resin, held up by a thick central stem.
Rock Candy strain specs
Rock Candy's pedigree comes from Alien Genetics' notes on SeedFinder, the feminized grow numbers come from Blimburn Seeds, and potency and effects come from AllBud, Weedmaps and Leafly. Alien Genetics only ever released regular seeds, so feminized Rock Candy comes from later seed makers working with the same cross.
| Type | Indica-dominant hybrid, about 60–80% indica |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Sour Dubble × Tahoe Alien (Tahoe OG × Alien Kush) |
| Bred by | Alien Genetics (regular seeds); feminized versions from Blimburn Seeds and Dr. Blaze |
| THC | 15–19% (AllBud, Blimburn); up to about 24% (Leafly, Weedmaps) |
| CBD | Low; Leafly lists about 1% CBG |
| Main terpenes | Myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene; Blimburn adds linalool and alpha-pinene |
| Aroma & flavor | Sweet-and-sour citrus candy, lemon-lime, apricot, pine, earthy kush |
| Reported effects | Euphoric at first, then deeply relaxed and often sleepy |
| Seed type | Feminized photoperiod (female plants) |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 8–10 weeks (Blimburn); the original regular seeds ran about 56 days |
| Outdoor harvest | October (Northern Hemisphere) |
| Height | About 1.5 m (4.9 ft); short, shrubby frame |
| Yield | 400–500 g/m² indoors; 500–550 g per plant outdoors (Blimburn) |
| Difficulty | Easy; Blimburn rates it beginner-friendly and hardy |
| Best methods | Topping, LST, SOG or SCROG |
| Climate | Indoors, or temperate to Mediterranean gardens |
Where does the Rock Candy strain come from?
Sour DubbleMother · reported East Coast Sour Diesel × Sour Bubble
Tahoe AlienFather · Tahoe OG × Alien Kush
Rock CandyIndica-leaning · sour candy OG
Rock Candy traces back to Alien Genetics, which crossed a Sour Dubble female with its Tahoe Alien male and named the result Alien Rock Candy. Sour Dubble is a short, stocky sour cut that Weedmaps says is generally believed to come from East Coast Sour Diesel and Sour Bubble, though its exact background is unconfirmed. Tahoe Alien brings OG Kush structure and fuel through its own parents, Tahoe OG and Alien Kush.
Alien Genetics sold the cross only as regular seeds, which it described as easy to grow and clone and ready in about 56 days. Later seed makers kept the name: THC Development Seed Company made a regular F2 line, while Blimburn Seeds and Dr. Blaze sell feminized versions. Shops and AllBud often drop the word Alien, which is how the plain Rock Candy name spread.
Is Rock Candy the same as Alien Rock Candy?
In most strain databases, yes: Rock Candy is the shortened name of Alien Rock Candy, the Sour Dubble × Tahoe Alien cross. AllBud's Rock Candy page gives the same parents and breeder and lists Alien Rock Candy as the other name. Weedmaps also files ARC and Alien Candy under that one strain, although Leafly keeps a separate Alien Candy page that names Sour Bubble instead of Sour Dubble as a parent.
Other Rock Candy names are different plants. New England Rock Candy, Rootbeer Rock Candy, Gelato Rock Candy and Apple Rock Candy are separate crosses or descendants, and some dispensary flower sold as plain Rock Candy has no published lineage at all.
What does Rock Candy taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Rock Candy tastes like sweet-and-sour citrus candy on an earthy OG base, with a lemon-lime soda note on the exhale; reviewers also pick up apricot, pine and a light peppery spice.
- Sour citrus candy
- Lemon-lime
- Apricot
- Pine
- Earthy kush
- Spice
Terpenes
- Myrcene
- Earthy, musky base; listed by Leafly
- Limonene
- Bright lemon behind the candy note
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery spice in the finish
- Linalool
- Soft floral note named by Blimburn Seeds
No single lab terpene profile is published for Rock Candy; these come from Leafly and Blimburn's listings.
Reported effects
Rock Candy usually opens with a cheerful, euphoric lift and then settles into heavy relaxation, according to reviews on Leafly, Weedmaps and AllBud. Larger amounts often turn sleepy, so most people save it for the evening. Alien Genetics described its own selection as more invigorating, a sign that Rock Candy phenotypes can differ.
- Euphoric
- Relaxed
- Happy
- Sleepy
- Hungry
Rock Candy's most reported downsides are dry mouth, dry eyes and dizziness, and AllBud reviewers warn that its sedation can be strong for new users.
Rock Candy effects summarize user reviews on Leafly, AllBud and Weedmaps plus the breeders' own descriptions. Personal reactions vary widely, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Rock Candy seeds?
Rock Candy seeds suit newer growers: the feminized plants stay short and bushy, take training well, flower in about 8 to 10 weeks under 12/12 and finish outdoors in October.
- Germinate3–7 days
Rock Candy seedlings build a thick main stem early; Blimburn describes one large stem carrying several satellite branches.
- Vegetate4–5 weeks indoors
Keep veg short for a sea-of-green run, or top once and spread the side branches into a flat canopy.
- Flower8–10 weeks
Rock Candy stretches only modestly after the 12/12 switch, then fills in with dense, resin-coated buds.
- HarvestWeek 8–10 indoors · October outdoors
Take plants when most trichomes are cloudy and dry them slowly to protect the citrus candy aroma.
Grow tips for Rock Candy
- Use the short frame. Rock Candy tops out around 1.5 m, so it fits tents with limited headroom and works well in SOG setups with many small plants.
- Open up the center. The bushy, indica-style structure packs leaves around the colas. Clear inner growth so the dense buds get airflow.
- Watch humidity late in bloom. Rock-hard buds hold moisture, so keep late-flower humidity low and avoid wetting the foliage.
- Smell-test your keepers. Weedmaps notes that Rock Candy releases vary, with some plants calmer or sleepier than others, so pick a mother plant by aroma before cloning.
- Outdoors, pick a mild climate. Blimburn rates Rock Candy for temperate and Mediterranean conditions and an October finish, so it needs a dry autumn.
Is Rock Candy the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Want an easy, compact indica-leaning plant for a small tent
- Like sour citrus candy flavors over an earthy OG base
- Prefer a relaxing evening effect
- Want female plants without sexing seedlings
Think twice if you
- Want a tall, energetic sativa
- Need a very fast harvest (Rock Candy takes 8–10 weeks to flower)
- Are chasing the highest THC numbers on the market
- Grow outdoors where October is wet and cold
Rock Candy strain FAQ
Is Rock Candy the same strain as Alien Rock Candy?
Usually, yes. AllBud lists Rock Candy as another name for Alien Rock Candy, which Alien Genetics made by pairing Sour Dubble with Tahoe Alien. Other strains with Rock Candy in the name, like New England Rock Candy or Rootbeer Rock Candy, are different crosses.
Is Rock Candy indica or sativa?
Rock Candy is indica-dominant. AllBud and Blimburn Seeds list about 80% indica and 20% sativa, and SeedFinder puts the original Alien Genetics version near 60% indica. Leafly simply calls it a hybrid.
How much THC does Rock Candy have?
AllBud and Blimburn Seeds list Rock Candy at 15–19% THC. Leafly shows about 24% for Alien Rock Candy flower, and Weedmaps gives 17–24%. Potency depends on the phenotype, grow conditions and harvest timing.
How long does Rock Candy take to flower?
Feminized Rock Candy flowers in about 8 to 10 weeks indoors after the switch to 12/12, according to Blimburn Seeds. Alien Genetics listed its original regular seeds at about 56 days. Outdoors, plants are ready in October.
How tall does Rock Candy grow?
Rock Candy stays fairly short. Blimburn Seeds lists a height of about 1.5 m (4.9 ft) and describes a sturdy, bushy plant, and SeedFinder calls the feminized version shrubby, without much height.
What is Rock Candy's yield?
Blimburn Seeds lists 400–500 g/m² indoors and 500–550 g per plant outdoors for feminized Rock Candy. Alien Genetics called its original a medium yielder that was heavy for a kush.
What does Rock Candy taste like?
Rock Candy tastes like sweet-and-sour citrus candy with lemon-lime on the exhale and an earthy OG base underneath. Reviewers on Leafly and Weedmaps also mention apricot, pine and a light spice.
Who bred the Rock Candy strain?
Alien Genetics bred the original as Alien Rock Candy from Sour Dubble × Tahoe Alien and released it as regular seeds. THC Development Seed Company later made an F2, and Blimburn Seeds and Dr. Blaze sell feminized seeds of the cross.
Is there an autoflower version of Rock Candy?
Yes, the same family is also sold in autoflowering form under the Alien Candy name. That version blooms on its own and stays smaller, while feminized Rock Candy is a photoperiod plant that needs 12/12 light to flower.
Rock Candy reviews
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RLachance –
Got a average harvest, I cultivated it outdoor growth. She’s highly resistant to pest and diseases. It has lime and lemony flavors. Very energetic and uplifting without anxiety. It is a recommended strain. These smoke was fantastic!
Huon Lereau –
Extremely intrigued with this strain. Popped 5 of these and couldn’t be more joyful with the outcomes. I’ve been growing for more than 6 years and this is probably the best I’ve ever grown. It was worth it so far. I cant wait to see how it turns out.
Jean Baldwin –
I had a blast growing this Rock Candy and I’ll continue to grow this strain for a while. Dense sticky nugs. Shiny with trichomes. So soft and sticky when you break it up. Very smooth hit. No cough in sight. I absolutely love this strain, such a pain relieving, relaxing and euphoric experience.
Willis Cummings –
This plant exceeded all expectations. Super dense, beautiful vibrant colors, and heavy crystals. Taste and smell so sweet. For me it was a very smooth happy euphoric heady and body buzz. It’s a nice body high but not overwhelming to where I could barely function. Your genetics are insanely good!
Rickey Griffith –
I was in absolute awe with how beautiful these ladies were. Buds were very sticky. The smell is one you will never forget, kinda sweet but pungent. Taste was nice and citrusy. I smoked this as a blunt. The high took a few minutes to kick in. After the initial head rush, the effect mellows into a soothing state of tiredness. I will grow this strain again!
Ira Hubbard –
Pretty much satisfied with the way they’ve developed overall. Small buds are extremely nice! Covered in dark orange hairs and layers upon layers of trichomes. Definitely strong and heavy euphoria followed by body relaxation. Excellent strain for pain and depression too! May even run this one again, I love it!
Andres Valdez –
Unique scent, like you mixed all the fruit sodas together, dank and sticky pungent with purple leaves sticking all over. I am really enjoying the mellow head space and the slight body buzz buried inside an incredibly relaxed body. Rock Candy is the best strain ever! I’m very pleased with the quality of seeds and the germination method.
Davet Babin –
Growing these plant exactly what I’d call easy. These plant was also very forgiving it lived through molds and pests, over-watering. It was a small plant but the taste and effect made everything good. Highly recommend!
Honoré Douffet –
The seeds germinate very quickly. Quickly that hits it pretty well, because that’s how they grow too. The plants look great and also produce a decent yield. The high is very strong and intense. The taste is also great. Always good quality!
Hugues Verreau –
Proud to say that I chose this strain and grow it. This company serves the best. Quality seeds and quality genetics. The plant made it that far. I started 5 seeds and all sprouted. All are in good condition and good height. I believed that It was successful because we will be harvesting the buds next week. More power!