Blackberry Moonrocks

26.05.2026 Addendum: Overall, I was rather disappointed with the BBM. The flavor really didn't develop, which is a shame. Because of that, it's really more of a standard option and maybe something if you want mass. I've had worse, but also much better. Blackberry Moonrocks won't be going back in the tent, sorry Anesia, but maybe another strain from you? A total of 27 days were dried/cured, with almost 3 weeks in jars. In my overall rating, I consider the cultivation, smell/taste, and effect. I might adjust the rating in the coming weeks if anything changes. The cultivation itself was a dream. I couldn't really differentiate between various genotypes; aside from height and yield, the plants didn't differ. This strain is definitely super easy to cultivate; it tolerates larger amounts of nutrients and doesn't act up. The only downside that annoyed me a bit is that it produces an extremely high number of leaves. I give this a 7 out of 10 stars. The smell and taste are not extraordinary. It smells sweet/fruity even after grinding. But not as intense as I imagined from the manufacturer's descriptions, still good. I consumed it once in my vaporizer (Mighty) at 180°C and pure in a joint. In the vaporizer, the taste translates 1:1 from the smell. Fruity, sweet, a bit plant-like but not extremely intense, still tasty. In the pure joint, I mostly taste smoke, with a bit of sweetness in the background. Still, it's very pleasant to smoke without coughing, etc. I give this a 7/10 stars. The effect is more or less as Anesia indicated, a strong indica effect, which I really like. However, the THC indication of up to 35% suggests that it's an extremely strong strain, which I can't fully confirm. It's not like you fall into a coma after a hit. It is definitely a strain that has a strong physical effect, but overall there are stronger ones, which isn't negative for me. I really like the effect; I give this an 8 out of 10 stars. Overall, that puts it at 7 out of 10 stars, with room for improvement. In summary, I can say that Blackberry Moonrocks is an easy-to-grow plant that should be well defoliated during growth and at the beginning of flowering and can handle larger amounts of nutrients. Flavor-wise, it falls significantly short of Anesia's claims, but it's still okay. The effect is strong, but not as extreme as suggested by Anesia, which I'm actually quite glad about. Still, it does feel very body-heavy as promised.

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Everything in the tent hermed a little. Sad thing is that I don’t even know why and haven’t realized it until I harvested. So that was kind of sad but also explains why they stopped developing flowers at some points. Despite everything that happened, the strain gave me great smelling strong buds. I can not imagine what this would have been without all the accidents. The smell reminded me of the old Cheese strain that I smoked in London. This is definitely a night time strain for me.

Nothing for weak nerves, despite actually high tolerance I must say this one is quite intense. Best suited for sleeping. After 5 weeks in the jar, they are now really flavor-intensive, the best-tasting from the entire grow. I would/will definitely grow them again.

Hello. Harvest report for Blackberry Moonrocks by Anesia Seeds. Started these seeds in February. Started 8 seeds and I got a twin, which I separated, so I had 9 plants from 8 seeds. Cool, my first twin in 30 years of indoor growing. I took 6 plants out to the greenhouse in March and was able to plant them in the big pots in April. With the 10 x10 tent in the greenhouse I was able to keep the plants under 18 hours of light without the neighbor's seeing the light. They grew SCRoG fashion, till June 1st, where they were turned over to flowering. With the help of the tent, I was able to keep them in 12/12 for the rest of the summer. I also made some seeds with a, Panty Punch male, from Seed Stockers. I put the male in a different greenhouse while the girls flowered. The plants grew well. They left a good smell on my fingers when I worked with them. They are very WPM resistant. There were plants with WPM all around the greenhouse but none inside. There were large to huge buds in the end. Plant #6 had the biggest buds, but had a lot of loose buds under the screen. Plant #4 had the densest buds that were dense all along the branch. The plants don't have the big berry taste I was hoping for. They have a bit of berry a bit of lavender and some fuel tastes when smoked. The strongest plant got me buzzed not blasted. The breeders strain description said up to 33% THC, but these plants may have 17% to 23% THC Sort of average for todays market. So,... Come on Anesia... stop advertising so high THC % when your plants can't produce that level. I've noticed this in some other of your strains that I've grown. Smokes nice... Get you stoned... Has big buds... Tastes good... Has a up stone. Good Job Anesia Thanks for looking in. Chuck. I bought these seeds.