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Blackberry Herer

Blackberry Herer by Sensi Seeds — sativa dominant cannabis seeds. 67-day flowering, feminized.

This is Sensi Seeds's release of Blackberry Herer.

Type
Sativa dominant
Heritage
mostly sativa
Flowering
67 days
Seeds
feminized
Feminized
yes
Autoflowering
no

Genetics

Jack HererGary PaytonSunset SherbertThe Original Z

About this release

Blackberry Herer Feminized is a 70% sativa-dominant hybrid created by Sensi Seeds Breeding Grounds in collaboration with Serge Cannabis. This strain was created by crossing the legendary Jack Herer with Blackberry Gary; Serge’s own blend of Gary Payton, Sunset Sherbet, and Zkittlez. The result is a strain with undeniably sativa-like effects and a well-balanced growth pattern. These plants can grow somewhat large with strong lateral branches and a powerful aroma, making them tricky for some indoor growers. However, their versatile genetics makes them a good fit for a range of advanced growing techniques and their XL yields mean these plants are worth the effort. Growth pattern of Blackberry Herer FeminizedBlackberry Herer Feminized cannabis seeds grow into fairly tall plants owing to their largely sativa lineage. These plants tend to develop around a large central stalk with robust lateral branches and fairly large internodal spacing. The stretch at the beginning of flowering was significant, so it may be worth flowering these plants slightly earlier than usual. When grown indoors, expect Blackberry Herer Feminized to finish flowering at a height of 110-160 cm and produce 460-650 grams per square metre over their 65 to 70-day flowering period. If these plants are grown under natural sunlight, expect them to reach nearly double that size with heights of 300 cm being possible and yields of 560-640 grams per plant. The buds themselves are compact and pointy with vibrant hues of purple and green and, once matured, the flowers are covered in frosty trichomes and amber pistils. The buds are dense yet airy enough to resist mould and have rather light vegetation. The minimal leaf growth and larger internodal spacing make trimming these plants relatively simple. These plants are incredibly versatile and respond well to several advanced growing techniques. Thanks to their larger internodal spacing and rapid stretch, these plants are a good choice for mainlining or a screen of