This variety presents the oddity of being an indica plant with a sativa effect. Descendant of the early 70s Woodstock culture, before hippie movements opted for a Haze touch. Blue Sky 99% is a hybrid of Matanuska Tundra, previously known by the name of Blue Thunder; and Blue Rhino. This crossing achieved its genetic stability through autopollination, reaching 99% of phenotypical equality in monoculture. This plant shows the unlikely singularity of having an almost purely indican structure and cultivation because of its Blue Rhino ancestor; however its effect is sativa like.
Highly psychedelic marijuana. Not suitable for most consumers or novice smokers. When smoking it for long periods it can cause minor tachycardia or states of nervousness, just like when consuming too much caffeine. It is important to be cautions with this kind of cannabis.
Even though it is not a high performace plant, a small amount is more than enough for you to get stoned. This way, its production is compensated by its powerfulness. Just like good meth, only a smidge is needed to get high. Its aromas are a mixture of blueberries and musk.
- Genetics: Blue Rhino x Matanuska Tundra
- Genotype: 60% Indica - 40% Sativa
- Indoor Flowering: 55 days
- Outdoor Flowering: Mid-September
- Height: Short
- Production: Medium
Strain FAQ
What gives some cannabis strains a musky smell?
Plant terpenes give it a musky smell. These strains smell earthy and rich thanks to terpenes like myrcene, humulene, caryophyllene, and linalool. Myrcene contributes to rich, earthy odours like forest floors and woods.
Can short cannabis strains still be high yielding?
Surprisingly, yes! Due to the wonders of breeding there are a large range of high yielding short strains available and more are being released every day!
Do these strains' different lineages affect their traits?
Middle of September seeds often have indica, sativa, and ruderalis genes. Indica genes provide these plants strength and compactness, sativa genes boost flavours and effects, and ruderalis genes may introduce auto-flowering features, making them adaptable to different methods.
Mark Valentino
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