Berry White
Berry Blue, an indica-dominant hybrid, alternatively known as Blue Berry and White Venom, boasts a genetic makeup of 75% indica and 25% sativa. Its delightful flavor profile melds sweet blueberries with hints of pine, delivering a classic combination. With THC levels ranging from 16% to 22%, Berry Blue is renowned for its soothing effects, making it a go-to choice for managing insomnia, chronic pain, and inflammation.
The strain draws its punny name from the iconic American singer-songwriter Barry White, celebrated for his smooth, deep voice. Much like the legendary singer's calming vocals, Berry Blue is recognized for inducing relaxation.
Originating from a fortuitous crossbreeding, Berry Blue is a hybrid offspring of the indica-dominant Blueberry and the renowned hybrid White Widow. White Widow, developed by Green House Seeds in the Netherlands, clinched the Cannabis Cup in 1995. The Blueberry strain, created in the 1970s, adds to Berry Blue's allure.
Interestingly, Berry Blue's creation was serendipitous, emerging unintentionally during breeding efforts at Green Beadz Seedz in Colorado. Initially conceived as an intermediary strain, Berry Blue gained unexpected popularity due to its unique qualities.
The strain's distinctive blueberry flavor can be attributed to terpenes shared with fruit-producing blueberry plants and other Blueberry strains.
Cannabinoids
THC: 16%-22%
CBD: 0.2%
CBN: 0.1%
CBC: 0.2%
CBG: 0.5%
Strain Types
Indica: 75%
Sativa: 25%
Terpenes
Beta-Caryophyllene
Pinene
Myrcene
Terpinolene
Humulene
Limonene
Flavonoids
Flavonoids, often overlooked in cannabis, contribute to the flavor and fragrance profile of each strain, although they are infrequently tested. The specifics of flavonoids in individual strains remain largely unknown. Research indicates that the primary flavonoids found in all cannabis plants are cannflavins A, B, and C
Berry White has been reported to have the following effects:
Creativity
Happiness
Relaxing
Sedating
Sleepiness
The following adverse effects have also been reported:
Dry Eyes
Dry Mouth
Panic Attacks
Anxiety
Berry White has been reported to provide temporary relief by alleviating pain.
Determining a suitable THC dosage is highly individualized, influenced by factors such as the user's unique endocannabinoid system, consumption method (edibles or inhalation), and the specific desired effects, whether for pain relief, sleep, relaxation, socializing, euphoria, and more.
Growing Berry White is a breeze, especially with feminized seeds that guarantee bud-bearing plants while being cost-effective and space-efficient. Its resistance to mold, versatile cultivation options, and potential for vibrant blue buds make it an attractive choice for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.
Height
Berry White plants typically reach a height between 30 and 78 inches, and you can enhance their height by providing nutrient-rich support to the roots.
Humidity and Temperature
Ideal for growth, Berry White thrives in temperatures between 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit. While it copes well with humidity, maintaining a relative humidity around 55% is recommended, gradually decreasing to approximately 40% in the final one to two weeks of flowering for optimal conditions.
Flowering
With a flowering period of approximately seven to eight weeks, Berry White boasts a high yield. For outdoor growers, this translates to an expected harvest in early October.
FAQ’s
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Berry White typically has a flowering time of around seven to eight weeks, offering a relatively quick turnaround for cultivators.
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Berry White thrives in temperatures between 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit, providing an optimal environment for robust growth and development.
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Outdoor growers can anticipate a high yield from Berry White, with harvest typically occurring in early October.
