Pushin Pops is a name that does not resolve to one plant. It sits in the most crowded corner of the candy-pop naming lane, and what gets stored against it does not line up with any single documented cultivar. Treat the package as the only thing that settles it.
Why The Name Is A Problem
The candy-pop lane is packed, and that is most of the trouble here. Seed Junky Genetics has its own Purple Push Pop and a separate Permanent Push Pop. Solfire Gardens sells Pushin P.
Names in this space drift by a letter and end up as fresh database entries with borrowed descriptions attached. One vowel of difference becomes a new plant on paper, and the copy gets carried across with it.
What To Check
Until a producer publishes parents for Pushin Pops specifically, let the package settle it: exact spelling, breeder, parent names, batch code, lab result.
If the spelling on the jar drifts toward one of the neighbours above, that is what you are holding — a different breeder's plant wearing a name one letter away from this one.
The High Rise Take
Some names are a plant and some names are a lane. This one is a lane. Shop the breeder and the batch, and let anyone selling you a confident pedigree explain where they got it.