Mora Azul

Mora Azul is a Blueberry Cruffin x Pavé cross from Compound Genetics, available as feminised seeds. It’s built around two high-yielding cultivars, with a terpene profile that starts with heavy gas and then opens into earthy Blue Yerba Matê, herbal sweetness and light floral notes.

The flavour is the first thing many growers will notice on paper. Compound Genetics describes the dominant profile as gas-led, with a fruit-forward side and a sweet, earthy thread in some phenotypes that sits close to Blue Yerba Matê. That gives Mora Azul a bit more shape than a simple fuel strain: still loud and gassy, but with herbal, sweet and lightly floral layers underneath.

Growth is described as medium in height, with indoor and outdoor cultivation both listed. Flowering is typically around 9 weeks, which keeps it fairly straightforward for a photoperiod variety with this sort of resin and flower output. Yields are listed as medium to high, or above average, and the buds are described as dense, well formed and coated in trichomes.

Those resin-heavy flowers are part of the appeal here. Mora Azul is presented as a solid option for growers interested in flower production as well as washing, thanks to its trichome coverage and reliable performance. The THC range is 23–27%, putting it in a strong modern potency bracket without needing any extra hype around it.

Choose Mora Azul if you want Compound Genetics’ Blueberry Cruffin x Pavé pairing with a gassy, herbal-sweet profile, dense bud structure and a 9-week flowering time. It’s a practical pick for growers who like modern resin-rich cultivars with more going on than straight fuel.