A Silver Haze mother, Bay Area origin clone, pollenated by the famous 'stretch-indica' blueberry male to create the same cross as the Blue Dream. The Azure Haze, however, is one generation closer to the P1 landrace ancestry--the Blue Dream cross used an f5 Blueberry male, whereas the 'stretch-indica' Blueberry male used in the Azure Haze parentage is an f4. A vigorous hybrid, this cross is very easy to look after and quite forgiving, making it ideal for the novice or an expert. Medium- tall height sporting elongated, spear-shaped flower structure of densely packed small-sized calyx yet hefty buds. Medium finish time of 9 to 10 weeks (60 to 70 days). An initially uplifting experience, the full effect slowly comes on to end with a dreamy finish Strong and long-lasting potency with minimal tolerance build-up. A fruity palette with mixes of melon, berry, citrus and evergreen high-notes. Enjoyable day or night. Indoor flowering 60 to 70 days
- Breeder DJ Short
- Genetics Silver Haze x Blueberry
- Pack Size 10 Seeds
- Variety Pure Indica
- Sex Regular
- Plant Height Medium - Tall
- Grows Grows indoors
- Flowering Time Indoor flowering 60 to 70 days
Strain FAQ
Does cannabis environment alter flavour?
Absolutely. Soil quality, temperature, and humidity are all reportedly able to affect a strain's terpene profile and flavour. Curing is said to be vital to maintain melon terpenes.
What makes beginner-friendly cannabis strains easier than others?
Beginner strains generally have balanced effects and don't require a great deal of work, making them excellent for newbies. Auto-flowering types' resistance to environmental stressors and pests, as well as their simpler legal growth conditions make them a common choice.
Why do tall strains generally have extended flowering times?
Tall cannabis strains flower longer due to their usually Sativa genetics. This elongated flowering process is said to allow for more complex flavours and powerful cannabis characteristics. They typically flower for 10–14 weeks, unlike shorter, Indica-dominant strains.
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