How to grow Thunderstruck
Flowering 49 - 56 days 
Yield 500 – 600 g/m² 
Height 60-100cm Taste
Seb's take
Blue Thunder and Potent Blueberry combined into Thunderberry, then crossed again with Old Afghani for a yield boost — three generations of work behind one name. Diesel, pine and sweet pungency lead the nose with a peppermint edge; the high is focused, energetic and creative, uplifted rather than heavy.
Where it comes from
Sumo Seeds tell the full genealogy themselves, and it is worth following. They crossed a Blue Thunder, being Blueberry with Matanuska Tundra, against a potent Blueberry carrying Oaxacan, Thai and Afghani lines, and named the result Thunderberry. That was then crossed again with their Old Afghani for a yield boost, the Blueberry supplying the floral aftertaste, the Afghani the weight. Three generations of deliberate work stand behind a single name, and 85 percent of the outcome leans indica.
Nose & flavour
Floral aromas with a slight peppermint and grape aftertaste, the Blueberry genetics doing that particular work, over a base the record marks as diesel, pine, sweet and frankly pungent. Earthy and chemical underneath, floral and minty on top: a nose with genuine range, and one that does not travel discreetly. The grape edge is the Blueberry heritage signing its name.
The high
Focused, energetic and creative, uplifted rather than heavy despite the strong indica lean. It is the brighter reading you might not expect from the paperwork, a plant that keeps the mind engaged and the mood high. Happy and relaxed underneath, but the headline is the lift: productive company rather than a sedative.
Growing it
The record gives no THC figure, so I will not invent one; it does state a fast flower of 49 to 56 days, or seven to eight weeks indoors, with outdoor harvest by the end of September even in colder climates. She reaches 60 to 100cm and returns 500 to 600 g/m² of crystal-covered flower, the Afghani lifting the yield as intended. A medium, quick-finishing plant that copes with cool weather: a lot of resin for a short calendar.
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Common questions about Thunderstruck
How long does Thunderstruck take to flower?
Around 8 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. Quick, as these things go.
Is Thunderstruck an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How tall does Thunderstruck grow?
Around 100 cm. Standard tent territory.
What does Thunderstruck smell and taste like?
She smells of earth and heritage; nothing invented, nothing added.
