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Strain Overview
Sub Zero strain is the Grow More Fire pheno hunt that pulled an Oreoz mom together with a Super Boof father and produced a hybrid that smells like a candy-cookie ice tray dropped into a fuel can. The cut we ship is specifically Sub Zero #12, the keeper from Grow More Fire’s internal hunt, which is what separates her from the random Sub Zero crosses circulating elsewhere. The flavor is the page MOAT — frosted candy-cookie cream up front, a cool menthol middle, and a heavy gas finish that comes courtesy of the Super Boof side. Bag appeal runs frost-loud with deep purple bracts. The buzz lands heavy and predictable, and growers who’ve been running boutique cuts for years recognize on first whiff why this one earned its place on the menu.
Quick Facts
| Price | $69 (free 2-day shipping) |
| Type | Indica-leaning hybrid |
| Lineage | Oreoz x Super Boof |
| Breeder | Grow More Fire |
| Phenotype | #12 (Grow More Fire’s internal selection) |
| THC | High (Cookies-family + Super Boof both report 25%+) |
| Dominant terpenes | Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene |
| Flowering time | 56-63 days (8-9 weeks) |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Climate | Indoor preferred |
Why Sub Zero Tastes Like a Candy-Cookie Ice Tray
Open a properly cured jar of Sub Zero #12 and the smell hits in three layers. Frosted candy-cookie cream up front, the kind that reads dessert-shop sweet without sliding into one-note candy. Cool menthol-mint through the middle, a chilled sparkle that earns the strain its name. Heavy gas finish on the back end, peppery and slightly fuel-tinged from the Super Boof side.
This three-part profile is what separates the Grow More Fire cut from generic Sub Zero crosses. Most “Sub Zero” you’ll find in the secondary market loses the menthol middle and ends up reading as a generic Cookies hybrid. The #12 keeper holds all three layers through cure. That cool middle note is the pheno marker.
On the smoke, the cookie cream leads the inhale. The menthol cool sits in the middle, almost like a candy aftertaste. The gas finish lands on the exhale and lingers. The smoke itself is dense and oily, with the resin texture you’d expect from a Cookies-Boof cross. Burn this in a clean glass piece for the cleanest expression of the menthol middle. Combust in a paper and the gas pushes forward, dulling the cool note.
Cure matters. Two weeks gives you most of the cookie cream and the gas. Four weeks brings the menthol middle through fully. The combination of all three layers takes time to integrate.
Lineage: Oreoz x Super Boof, Selected as #12 by Grow More Fire
Sub Zero is the Grow More Fire cross of Oreoz and Super Boof. Both parents are modern hybrids with strong followings.
Oreoz is a Cookies and Cream x Secret Weapon cross that brings the dense bud structure, the dark cookie-dough flavor, and the resin density that anchors the front end of Sub Zero’s profile. Oreoz descendants make up a meaningful share of the modern dessert catalog. If you’ve smoked any Oreoz hybrid, you know the cookie-cream signature.
Super Boof is the other side. Bred by Blockhead Budz, Super Boof is a Black Cherry Punch x Trop Cookies cross that brings the gas finish, the heavy indica weight, and the modern hash-grade resin density that completes Sub Zero’s flavor identity. The cherry-tropical-gas character of Super Boof gets reinterpreted through the Oreoz cookie front, and the result is the cool menthol-cookie-gas combination that defines the Sub Zero profile. If you’ve run Super Boof you’ve already met one of Sub Zero’s parents.
Grow More Fire ran the cross internally and pheno-hunted for the version that landed all three flavor layers cleanly. The #12 keeper was the one. Multiple variants of “Sub Zero” exist across the broader modern catalog. The Grow More Fire #12 is the verified breeder cut that earned the menu placement.
Effects: Heavy Indica With a Clean Cookies Front
The buzz starts deceptively gentle. The first ten minutes give you a soft cerebral lift and a quiet warmth behind your eyes. By twenty minutes the body weight lands and you’ll feel yourself sinking into wherever you’re sitting. By forty minutes you’re in full physical relaxation territory and the next two to three hours run heavy.
This is evening flower. The Cookies-family front contributes a slight cerebral euphoria in the opening minutes, but the Super Boof side quickly takes over and grounds the user in heavy body weight. Pain users reach for it for chronic relief. Sleep users reach for it for the smooth fade that doesn’t punch them out the way some pure indicas do. Recreational users reach for it because the flavor and the buzz both punch above the price point.
Don’t plan to be productive. Plan for a couch.
Growing Sub Zero
Sub Zero runs at intermediate difficulty. She’s not as feeding-sensitive as the OGKB-heavy hybrids and she’s not as picky about humidity as some of the heavier dessert-family crosses, but she demands attention to canopy management because of the dense bud structure and the heavy yield she puts out when run properly.
Stretch is moderate (1.5-2x in flower). She tops well, runs clean in a SCROG, and benefits from aggressive defoliation at flip and at week 3. The bud structure produces dense, frost-coated colas that need trellis support to stay upright through the back half of flower.
Feeding is heavy. Sub Zero is hungry and she rewards consistent cal-mag through the back half of flower. Push EC into the heavy moderate range, run cal-mag every feed from week 2 of flower onward.
Humidity matters in late flower. The colas get rock-hard by week 6 and bud rot is a real risk if RH climbs above 50 percent. Defoliate aggressively, run good airflow through the canopy, and chop on time.
For chop timing, watch the trichomes. Cloudy with 15-20 percent amber gives the heavy body buzz. Pull at 10 percent amber for slightly more cerebral lift. Let her go to 25 percent amber for full sedation.
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If You Like Sub Zero, Try
- Super Boof ($99): Sub Zero’s parent on the gas-finish side. Different lineage front (Black Cherry Punch x Trop Cookies), same heavy indica back.
- Animal Cookies ($69): different family but similar cookie-and-fuel layered profile.
- Sherb Cake ($69): Cookies-family hybrid with similar bag appeal and dessert-leaning front.
- Black Cherry Gelato ($99): clone-only fruit-led hybrid with similar evening-buzz weight.
- E85 ($69): Grandiflora’s grape-and-cake hybrid. Different terp lane, similar luxury-flower bag appeal.
FAQ
Is Sub Zero indica or sativa? Indica-leaning hybrid. The body weight lands within twenty minutes and the sedation runs two to three hours.
Who bred Sub Zero? Grow More Fire. They crossed Oreoz with Super Boof and pheno-hunted the result internally. The keeper they kept and propagated is Sub Zero #12.
What does “Sub Zero #12” mean? The #12 designates the specific phenotype Grow More Fire selected from their internal hunt of the Oreoz x Super Boof cross. Other phenotypes exist from the same parents — the #12 is the verified keeper that earned the menu spot.
What does Sub Zero taste like? Frosted candy-cookie cream on the inhale, cool menthol-mint through the middle, heavy gas finish on the exhale. Three to four weeks of cure brings the full three-layer profile through.
How strong is Sub Zero? High. Both parents (Oreoz and Super Boof) consistently test 25%+ THC. The terp stack reinforces the body effects, so the felt buzz lands heavier than the THC alone.
How long does Sub Zero take to flower? 8-9 weeks indoor (56-63 days).
Is Sub Zero hard to grow? Intermediate. Heavy feeder, demands cal-mag consistency, requires humidity management in the back half of flower. Not for first-time growers, but well within reach for anyone with a year of experience.
Is Sub Zero good for hash? Yes. The Super Boof side contributes the dense resin coverage that translates well in solventless extraction. Press at 115°F for the cold-cure batter texture that holds the cookie-and-gas terp profile.
How much do Sub Zero clones cost? $69 per clone, with free 2-day shipping to all 50 states.
Where can I buy Sub Zero clones? Get Seeds Right Here ships verified Grow More Fire Sub Zero #12 clones to all 50 states with free 2-day shipping. Rooted, screened for HLVd, ready to plant.
Last updated: May 9, 2026 Author: Get Seeds Right Here
