How to grow Blueberry Autoflower

70% indica - 10% sativa
berrysweetfloralsleepyrelaxeduplifting
Blueberry Autoflower bud — quarter view
THC 21%
Flowering 77 - 84 days
Yield 397 – 610 g/m²
Height 70.1-89.9cm

Taste

Berry
Sweet
Floral

Seb's take

Seb Silverback

Blueberry, berry and sweet flowery earth on the nose, from a 70% Indica cross toughened up with Ruderalis roots that let her thrive almost anywhere. The high runs the full Indica set — sleepy, relaxed, happy, hungry, tingly, euphoric — which likely explains her place among the best-selling autoflowers going.

Where it comes from

Herbies' Blueberry Auto takes the original Blueberry and toughens it with Ruderalis, the addition that lets an autoflower set its own clock and, as the breeders note, thrive very nearly anywhere it is put. At 70 percent Indica it keeps the family's settled character while gaining the Ruderalis hardiness, which is much of why the record marks it out as one of their best-selling autoflowers. A dependable modern take on a long-established name.

Nose & flavour

Blueberry and berry front and centre, sweet and flowery up top over an earthy base, the family aroma intact, undimmed by the Ruderalis in the line. Ripe fruit throughout, with just enough earth beneath to keep it grounded. A faithful rendering of what the Blueberry name has always promised.

The high

The complete Indica run: tingly and euphoric at the outset, happy and relaxed through the body of it, hungry and sleepy by the close. At 21 percent THC this one carries rather more weight than the milder autos in the family, so it settles more firmly, good evening company, provided the evening has nowhere further to go.

Growing it

She takes her time for an autoflower, 77 to 84 days from seed, so eleven to twelve weeks, and stays compact at roughly 70 to 90cm. The patience pays: indoor yields span a wide 397 to 610 g/m², generous at the top end for a plant this size. Her real virtue is resilience, the Ruderalis roots letting her hold up in conditions that would trouble a fussier strain. An easy, forgiving grow that simply wants leaving to get on with it.

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Effects

Sleepy
Relaxed
Uplifting

Common questions about Blueberry Autoflower

How long does Blueberry Autoflower take to flower?

Around 12 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. She takes her time; the result is the argument for it.

Is Blueberry Autoflower an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

An autoflower — she flowers on age rather than light hours, which simplifies the schedule considerably.

How tall does Blueberry Autoflower grow?

Around 90 cm. Small tents take her without complaint.

How strong is Blueberry Autoflower?

The breeder lists THC around 21%. Firmly in the strong band.