There are several reasons why this variety has remained a Dutch Passion favourite for so long, including its ancestry stretching back to the 1970s. Its composition is 20% Sativa and 80% Indica.

Cuttings can be taken from the mother plants with ease, and the quality will remain excellent. Although it's probably not a strain for novice breeders to meddle with because it may be finicky about feeding, this strain can yield an amazing harvest for those who are dab hands.

Many of Dutch Passion's strains have been feminised, including this one. In other words, the seeds will produce plants that are more likely to be female than male.

Because they have to buy and produce twice as many seeds as they need for the necessary number of females, many modern farmers consider males to be a waste of resources.

This can be a huge setback and a challenging undertaking for individuals who don't have a lot of resources at their disposal. The males can be a bother even for those who like to use them to breed their own future crops.

As a result, a method was devised that allowed females to produce the same pollen as males; this is not an easy operation, and it should not be attempted by novice breeders. There will be an improvement in quality and uniformity in the following harvest, however.

Pure Blueberry, this strain should be cultivated indoors and will typically reach a height of about average. Even though this strain has been around for a long time, it has never let anyone down.

Feminized Seeds
Effect: Euphoric, Relaxing
Flowering time: 9 weeks
Genetics: Afghan x Thai
Grows: Greenhouse, Grows indoors
THC Content: 19.50%
Variety: Mostly Indica