Sour Blueberry Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Humboldt Seed Organisation

Purple fruity plant crossed with Sour indica for productivity. Indica look, relaxing effects, good for seizures. Sativa dominant, high yield, 8 week flowering,

$19.72

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Sour Blueberry Cannabis Seeds from Humboldt Seed Organisation

Blueberry is a super popular plant with purple colours and fruity taste, and we have crossed it with a Sour taste indica that also made the cross more productive than the pure line itself. Sour Fruit taste and frosty hard nuggets is the best way to describe it, an indica looking cross that makes happy anyone who likes plants just because of the beautiful look it haves.

Physical and relaxing, the effect is most appropiate for seizures and nerve system related problems.

The cold nights are the key to getting the blue colour everyone likes from this one.

Sour Blueberry features

Type: Sativa dominant
Outdoor harvest: 1st october
Outdoor yield: High
Flowering: 8 weeks
Indoor yield: High
THC: 14%

Strain FAQ

How do early finishers handle environmental changes?

Strains finishing by early October are recognised for their weather resistance. They are said to be able to stay healthy and productive as the weather changes from late summer to autumn because of their robustness.

Why are regular seeds seen as more exciting?

Regular seeds are seen as exciting because of their unpredictability. Each seed is a mystery of different phenotypes, potentially growing into plants with unique taste, scent, and many other factors.

Does this strain's SE Asian influence effect its terpenes?

Unique and complex terpene profiles give these strains distinct scents and flavours. These strains' earthy notes from myrcene and piney notes from pinene make them a sought after strain type.

Do environmental factors alter these strains' fruity flavours?

Definitely. Environmental conditions reportedly affect terpene expression, which defines a plant's flavour. The ideal fruity taste and scent depend on light, temperature, soil composition, and harvest timing.

Why do Sativa-dominant strains flower slower than Indicas?

Sativa-dominant strains flower slower than their indica cousins, usually in around 60–90 days. Their sluggish pace reflects their equatorial heritage, where longer growing seasons have moulded their growth patterns.