Bubble Bath is a hybrid from LIT Farms, the Lost In Translation breeding and flower brand, made by crossing The Soap with Project 4516. Fog City Farms, a Central California indoor and greenhouse grower, runs its own version as 3.5-gram jars of premium indoor flower.
The cross arrived with a trophy attached. LIT Farms sells Bubble Bath as a 2023 Emerald Cup winner, and Leafly and Seedfinder list the same win. At the Emerald Cup awards held May 13, 2023, at the Craneway Pavilion in Richmond, a Bubble Bath entry from Chameleon Craft took first place in Sungrown Greenhouse Flower.
The Soap on the mother side, Project 4516 on the father
LIT Farms names The Soap as the mother and 4516 as the father. Seedfinder credits The Soap to Seed Junky Genetics and describes it as Animal Mints crossed with Kush Mints, a lively sativa-dominant hybrid in its own right.
Project 4516 comes from Grandiflora Genetics. Seedfinder lists it as Gelato 45 crossed with Puff, which puts a Gelato line and a Seed Junky Mints line in the same plant. LIT Farms calls the result two hybrids brought together to make one balanced strain.
Leafly files Bubble Bath as an indica hybrid, while Seedfinder calls it mostly indica despite the sativa lean of The Soap. Fog City's retail listing also describes it as an indica hybrid.
Numbered cuts from the LIT Farms catalog
LIT Farms lists at least two separate selections of the cross, Bubble Bath #16 and Bubble Bath #70. The #16 cut shows light green flower mixed with lavender purple. The #70 cut is sold on high potency and a funky floral profile.
The brand also sells Bubble Bath as hemp-derived THCA flower. Its posted lab numbers read 25.353% THCA and 0.276% delta-9 THC, and the flower is marketed as compliant under the 2018 Farm Bill. LIT Farms describes the buds as dense and well structured.
Potency figures vary by listing. Leafly averages Bubble Bath at 21% THC with 1% CBG. Seedfinder puts it closer to 16% THC. Leafly names limonene, caryophyllene and linalool as the leading terpenes, while Seedfinder lists myrcene, ocimene and pinene.
A compact plant with purple late color
Bubble Bath is available as feminized seeds for indoor and outdoor gardens. Seedfinder puts flowering at about 60 days. The plant keeps a relatively small frame through the whole cycle, even with sativa-leaning genetics in the mix.
Growers get small but dense colas rather than long spears. Late in flower, the buds turn deep purple and pick up a heavy frost of trichomes. That color lines up with the lavender tones LIT Farms describes on the #16 selection.
How Fog City Farms grows it
Fog City Farms runs a vertically integrated operation. In its own words, the team handles everything from growing and trimming to packaging and distribution. The company describes its crew as Central California locals with decades of experience, and it builds its indoor rooms around sustainable energy and a system it calls Vertical Air.
Its Bubble Bath listing on Weedmaps names The Soap and 4516 as parents and sells the flower as premium indoor in 3.5-gram jars. Fog City bills itself there as an indoor farm focused on sustainability and terpene production. The brand also sells top-shelf flower, pre-rolls and its own foggies line.
The high reads social. LIT Farms describes an uplifting, happy onset over a body-easy baseline that stays conversational without tipping into heavy sedation. Fog City calls it a conversational, mood-boosting strain. On the palate, LIT Farms points to a clean herbal note up front and a lightly sweet, creamy finish.