Indica Dominant Hybrid
Pop Tarts Strain
THC18% - 26%
CBD0% - 1%
Flowering8 to 9 weeks
Top terpenes: Limonene, Myrcene, Caryophyllene
Quick answer
Pop Tarts (sold on Leafly as Lemon Cake x SOGA) is a hybrid crossing Lemon Cake with SOGA (Sour OG Affie), commonly quoted 18% - 26% THC with limonene leading. Effects: Relaxed, Happy, Talkative, Hungry.
Pop Tarts is the rare strain renamed by lawyers and improved by nobody: Leafly now lists it as Lemon Cake x SOGA, same lemon-frosting, toasted-pastry cultivar, and our AAAAA budder carries it beautifully. The high is the reason reviewers keep coming back: talkative and giggly enough to dominate an evening's conversation, then a mellow body settle that never quite knocks you out. I hand it to social smokers who like dessert strains with an OG spine. I do not hand it to insomniacs expecting sedation; it chats first. The honest downside: the name is a trademark headache, so menus keep changing what to call it.
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Lab Sheet
Strain facts – the numbers behind the high
THC Range
18% - 26%
Individual batches vary; craft lots often test higher.
CBD Range
0% - 1%
Trace amounts only. This is a THC-driven profile.
Type
Indica Dominant Hybrid
Ratio drives the shape of the high.
Top Terpenes
Limonene · Myrcene · Caryophyllene
The terpene leaders behind the flavour and feel.
Flowering Time
8 to 9 weeks
Grower reference for cultivar finish time.
Lineage
Lemon Cake x SOGA (Sour OG Affie)
Documented parent genetics.
Where this sits in the indica laneMost indicas test 15% to 22% THC
Pop Tarts Strain: 18% - 26% THC. Right in the sweet spot of the indica lane.
The story of Pop Tarts
Pop Tarts got renamed by lawyers, not breeders: Leafly lists the same cultivar as Lemon Cake x SOGA, noting it was originally sold under a breakfast-pastry name that earned a trademark complaint. It is a cross of
Lemon Cake and SOGA (Sour OG Affie), and the breakfast-pastry nose survived the rebrand: lemon frosting, floral cherry and toasted pastry. Leafly files it a hybrid; our listing quotes it indica-dominant at about 70/30, which matches the mellow, body-leaning reviews. Either way it is a dessert strain with an OG spine.
Terpene breakdown
Limonene leads with the lemon-frosting brightness, myrcene adds the pastry warmth and body, and caryophyllene contributes the subtle spice that reads as toasted, nutty crust. A floral cherry note rides the top from the Lemon Cake side. The combination is why people keep comparing it to the pastry aisle: sweet, but baked-sweet rather than candy-sweet.
Growing Pop Tarts
With the cultivar now circulating mostly by its renamed identity, growing reports are thin. Expect hybrid-structure norms: about 8 to 9 weeks indoors, medium height and dense, resin-heavy flowers. The Lemon Cake side suggests strong citrus in the cure and a preference for a warm, dry finish. Treat any seed or cut sold under either name as unverified until it flowers.
How to consume Pop Tarts
Afternoon into evening. Reviews describe a talkative, sometimes energetic start that slides into a mellow full-body settle, and the Leafly reviewer chorus is unusually consistent about the chattiness. Our budder is AAAAA grade and potent: a scoop the size of a grain of rice is a starting dose, dabbed low or crumbled over a bowl. The pastry sweetness comes through best at low temperatures; hot dabs leave mostly OG spice.
Pop Tarts vs similar strains
Against
Lemon Cake, its parent, Pop Tarts is earthier and more body-leaning, the SOGA side pulling it toward OG calm. Against
Sundae Driver, another gentle dessert pick, it is spicier and less creamy. If you want the same citrus-bakery idea with more uplift,
Orange Cookies is the menu move.
Frequently asked questions
What is Pop Tarts strain?
A hybrid crossing Lemon Cake with SOGA (Sour OG Affie). Leafly lists the same cultivar as Lemon Cake x SOGA after the original breakfast-pastry name drew a trademark complaint.
What does Pop Tarts taste like?
Lemon frosting and floral cherry over nutty, toasted pastry: the breakfast-pastry comparison is earned.
Is Pop Tarts indica or sativa?
Leafly files it a hybrid; our listing quotes indica-dominant at about 70/30. Expect a chatty start and a mellow body finish.
How strong is Pop Tarts?
Flower is commonly quoted 18 to 26 percent THC depending on source; the AAAAA budder is far stronger and needs a rice-sized starting dose.
Why is it also called Lemon Cake x SOGA?
Trademark: the pastry brand name had to go, so databases renamed the cultivar while menus kept the street name.
Where can I buy Pop Tarts in Canada?
Check the in-stock list above, BMWO ships Canada wide with live pricing and Xpresspost tracking.