503 Wifi is the name of a single cutting of White Fire OG that the producer LOWD in Portland, Oregon, says it has cultivated for almost 10 years. From its cultivation, LOWD describes compact, dense flowers with heavy trichome coverage, and another strain description calls them barrel-shaped. One user report mentions large, light green buds whose surface looked brownish from the kief lying on top. LOWD explains the 503 in the name by the popularity of this cut in Portland.
Genetics and Origin:
White Fire OG, also listed as Wifi OG or simply Wifi, comes from OG Raskal Genetics. According to the breeder's description, a cutting of Fire OG was pollinated with pollen from a reversed The White cutting; another strain description speaks instead of a male clone of The White. For the maternal parent, the name Fire Kush also appears alongside Fire OG.
Classification is inconsistent. Strain descriptions list 503 Wifi as a sativa-dominant hybrid with 60 % sativa and 40 % indica, LOWD speaks of a hybrid leaning toward sativa, and another overview lists the strain as a sativa.
Versions from Different Breeders:
As seed, OG Raskal Genetics offers White Fire exclusively as feminized. For this line the breeder gives 60 to 70 days of flowering and a high yield, suitable for indoor and outdoor growing. These values apply to the seeds. 503 Wifi, by contrast, is a selection from White Fire OG that LOWD continues vegetatively as a cutting.
Aroma and Flavor:
LOWD describes the smell as fresh and pungent, with a pine character and a distinct OG note. In flavor, the multilayered OG character combines with a bitter pine note. Other strain descriptions add diesel, earth, pepper, wood and menthol or mint, and one more mentions tropical and sweet notes. One user report found the scent hard to pin down, savory or sour depending on the moment, with hints of citrus, cheese and soy sauce. Another consumer tasted mainly herbs.
THC Content:
One strain description gives 24 % THC and 1 % CBG, another 26 % THC. One consumer reports 26.31 % THC for their flowers. According to terpene data that a strain overview compiles from certified partner laboratories, caryophyllene ranks first, followed by limonene and myrcene.
Effects:
Several reports and descriptions portray a stimulating, head-centered effect with energy, focus, creativity and euphoria; one consumer stressed that it hardly sedates. LOWD itself calls the effect motivating, intense and balanced.
In contrast, other strain descriptions say the cerebral onset is followed by pronounced physical sedation up to couch-lock. One user report describes the effect as heavy, warm and slowed, another as silly and euphoric with a noticeable but not dominant body component. Reported side effects include anxiety, paranoia and dizziness, as well as dry mouth, dry eyes and fatigue; in one report coordination suffered.