Blueberry Regular Cannabis Seeds

Repeat customers typically germinate multiple Blueberry seeds, allowing them to look for a special mother plant which are really easy to get some cuttings from. This strain is expected to yield well, and is often liked by those who are searching for a strain that can give a relaxing, special, and well refined high. Growing Blueberry weed regular strain is also quite easy, which means that even if you are a beginner, this strain will certainly work its wonders for you!

Origin of Blueberry Regular

The Blueberry strain has a legendary status, making itself an A-Lister. It rightfully claimed the High Times’ Cannabis Cup in 2000 under the category for Best Indica. The history of this exotic strain can be traced back to the latter part of the 1970s. It is a three way cross between a strong Indica Afghani parent, along with a Purple Thai and Sativa Thai parents. Throughout the years, the cultivation of this breed has been passed around, with a number of breeders trying to create their own variety. This strain may be grown from seeds, or as a clone, especially if the clippings come from healthy and mature plants.

Taste and Aroma of Blueberry Regular

Blueberry Regular is a classic strain, being a former winner in the Cannabis Cup. As an indica strain, you can expect a colorful fan of leaves, arrayed with some purplish bud which is the reason why it has a fruity flavor and taste. A fruity and sweet blueberry taste and aroma was the reason why Blueberry became a legend in the cannabis world. With frosty and dense buds, along with intermodal spacing can become elongated during bloom phase, with this strain producing a lot of tight flower clusters, instead of long-running colas.

Growing Blueberry Regular

Growing Blueberry Regular is quite an easy endeavor. The variety itself is easy, though it can be a selective feeder. What you can expect, though, is that the payoffs for all your investments and efforts involve high yield harvests of high quality and tasty buds. Since these are regular seeds, all of the seeds are combination of both genders. As you grow them, the males still need to be separated so that they do not end up pollinating the females. This should be done the moment they start growing. Telling the difference between female and male plants is quite easy. When the plants begin the flower, the males will also start to produce some pre flowers which come in “ball” shape, while the females will also produce pre flowers which come in “pistil” shapes.