Strawberry Fruity Pebbles, usually shortened to SFP, is a strawberry-leaning selection out of the Fruity Pebbles OG family rather than a distinct cross of its own. In California it is best known as a NUG release. Nobody has published who made the selection, or when.
Where It Comes From
The parent is the part with a paper trail. Fruity Pebbles OG — FPOG — came from California's Alien Genetics and went out as a limited run.
Demand outstripped that release badly enough that other growers started cultivating their own versions, which is exactly how a name spreads faster than verified genetics. That history is the reason a selection like this one can circulate widely with no trail of its own.
The Cross
SFP is documented as an FPOG phenotype, not a two-parent cross. No breeder or selector is credited for the strawberry-leaning pick specifically — anyone stating that part with confidence is guessing.
Where You'll Find It
The clearest commercial identity is NUG, the vertically integrated California operator, which sells Strawberry Fruity Pebbles as flower and smalls and files it as a sativa-leaning anytime hybrid.
The High Rise Take
Judge this one by the producer and the freshness of the batch, not the name. It is a phenotype with a good parent and no signature, and the grower is doing all the work that matters.