Blueberry

Harvest Report – Blueberry (Dutch Passion) Cultivation Details The Blueberry has shown great, even growth during the growth phase. In the flowering stage, it was very stable, compact, and harmoniously structured – classically Indica-dominant. The colors are a real eye-catcher: strong, intense tones that remain simply impressive both before and after drying. Overall, a very easy-care and stable genetics that can be well trained and controlled. ️ Drying Method I dried two plants differently: Plant 1: in the DryFerM Bag, lying in the net, wet trimmed. Plant 2: classically air-dried, under the same conditions (18–21 °C, 58–62 % humidity), with a few leaves attached. Both were dried until the air-dried variant broke cleanly during the bend test. My conclusion: The air-dried buds appear significantly stickier and shine more than those from the DryFerM Bag. Smell Both variants smell very similar: a strong berry aroma with slightly spicy and peppery notes in the background. Even during the flowering phase, the typical Blueberry scent was clearly recognizable – intense, but not overpowering. Taste In terms of taste, there are hardly any differences. When smoking, a pleasantly earthy-berry flavor is revealed, which is mild, round, and very loose. No scratching, no biting – just a classic, clean Blueberry flavor. Effect The effect is typically Indica: relaxing, calming, and body-focused, but not completely sedating. Ideal for the evening, to unwind, listen to music, or simply to relax. Overall Impression Blueberry remains an absolute classic – both visually and in terms of taste. The colors, aroma, and even growth make it a strain that one enjoys growing time and again. Currently, both variants are in the Grove Bag at 62%, and I am curious to see how they develop over time. Update to follow!