Lost In Translation (LIT) Farms brewed up Bubble Bath in their massive industry-leading cultivation facility in rural California. Equipped with gigantic greenhouses, lengthy polytunnels, high-tech research and development rooms, and a huge car park for their growing team of employees, this generational cannabis breeding company has enough manpower and infrastructure to produce excellent cannabis genetics on a large scale.

LIT Farms inherited breeding techniques from their prestigious predecessors, and aims to prevent the essence of cannabis artistry from being lost in translation as time ticks by. Bubble Bath puts the company's ability on full display. The pungent terpenes within these buds have earned them slots on dispensary shelves, and a first-place win at the Emerald Cup Awards in 2023 helped to supercharge the strain’s popularity.

LIT Farms managed to create an award-winning variety by carefully selecting parent genetics during the early stages of the breeding process. Get to know exactly where Bubble Bath comes from below.

Bubble Bath's first parent is The Soap. This strain stems from a collaborative project between Seed Junky Genetics and Berner’s Cookies, who joined forces under the Mintz brand. Together, their breeders crossed Animal Mints with Kush Mints to produce a lively sativa-dominant hybrid. With an average THC content of 16%, The Soap clocks in with a much smaller concentration than modern cultivars. Each hit offers strong and unusual notes of mint, pine, and cheese.

While Bubble Bath's other parent doesn’t possess the most majestic name, Project 4516 has gained a dedicated growership following its creation by Grandiflora Genetics—Oakland’s premier cannabis brand. As the progeny of Gelato 45 and Puff, this cultivar produces a THC content of around 20%. Effects come hand in hand with flavours and aromas of flowers, earth, candy, and fruit.

Description provided by SeedFinder.