- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 45 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Berkeley Blues is a cross between Berkeley and pure traditional Blueberry from DJ Shorts. It was everything I could have hoped for. Deep blue stems no matter where you grow this beauty. She is very much faster than Blueberry with a lot more sugar. The traditional Blueberry flavor comes through, however and the stone is outstanding. Over 5lbs outdoors, this breed stores well for long periods. A favorite with medical patients. Very bushy plant with fewer than most leaves. Berkeley Blues is a fast finisher in just over 35 days of bloom. Strain Name: Berkeley Blues
Description: As Featured in Ed Rosenthal’s Marijuana Growers Handbook 2010, Skunk Magazine 2011 Berkeley Blues is a cross between Berkeley and pure traditional Blueberry from DJ Shorts. It was everything I could have hoped for. Deep blue stems no matter where you grow this beauty. She is very much faster than Blueberry with a lot more sugar. The traditional Blueberry flavor comes through, however and the stone is outstanding. Over 5lbs outdoors, this breed stores well for long periods. A favorite with medical patients. Very bushy plant with fewer than most leaves. Berkeley Blues is a fast finisher in just over 35 days of bloom.
Category: 80% Sativa, 20% Indica
Days of Flowering: 30
Yield: 3-5 oz indoors, 6-9 lbs outdoors
Potency (THC): 28%
Mature Height: 3-6 feet indoors, 8-12 feet outdoors
Plant Type: Tall bush with thick canopy on all sides
Indoor/Outdoor: Yes/Yes
Type of high: Intense and satisfying. Great for daytime use
Taste: Tastes like Fresh Blue Berry Muffins right out of the oven. Very potent and effective. Stores well. Grows great outdoors.
SMELL/TASTE: Hot Blueberry Muffins Right Out of the Oven!
Mother: Berkeley
Father: D.J. Shorts Blueberry circa 1998
Background Information: Hot Blueberry Muffins Right Out of Grandmas’ Oven. That’s the unmistakable taste you will get with Berkeley Blues. If your blueberry doesn’t taste like blueberries then perhaps you should switch to the one and only from circ