Blueberry Triple OG

Which Triple OG is behind Blueberry Triple OG is not stated in any of the available sources. Strain descriptions list the variety, also called Triple Blue, as a cross of Blueberry and Triple OG, without naming a breeder or a year of origin. One of them points to a differing reading, according to which the strain descends from Blueberry and OG Kush.

Genetics and Origin:

Several lines exist under the name Triple OG. Exotic Genetix lists a Triple OG made from Triangle Kush, Constantine and Master Yoda in the F2 generation. The strain of the same name from Happy Dreams Genetics traces back through SFV OG, the in-house HD-OG and Humboldt OG to OG Kush and Hindu Kush. Another strain description simply calls the origin of Triple OG unknown.

Exotic Genetix crossed Blueberry from DJ Short with its own Triple OG but sells the result as Crunch Berries. A connection to Blueberry Triple OG is not documented. Two strain descriptions give 70 % indica and 30 % sativa; a third classifies the strain as indica.

THC and CBD Content:

All figures come from strain descriptions and differ considerably. For THC, individual values of 16 to 25 % are given, and one description states 18 to 22 % as the usual range. For CBD, a value of 0 % stands against a figure of 1 to 2 %.

Aroma and Flavor:

According to the descriptions, the scent combines sweet berries reminiscent of blueberries with a pungent fuel note, flowers and earth. User reports add a skunky undertone and a heavy, musty note. In flavor, sweet blueberry and floral tones come first; one source additionally mentions herbs.

One strain description names caryophyllene as the leading terpene, followed by limonene and humulene. A second puts myrcene first, then limonene and beta-caryophyllene; a third likewise leads with myrcene, followed by caryophyllene, limonene, linalool and humulene.

Effects:

Mainly described is a body-centered relaxation combined with an elevated, at times euphoric mood and some creativity. One strain description divides the course into phases: a rapid onset, initially euphoric and slightly scattered, then creative and sociable, finally drowsiness lasting several hours. Side effects listed are dry mouth and dizziness; another description names dry eyes and paranoia.

Cultivation:

According to one strain description, the strain flowers indoors in 8 to 9 weeks, grows to medium height and gives a rich yield. The same source gives a semi-humid climate at 65 to 80 °F, roughly 18 to 27 °C, and sees the strain more in the hands of experienced growers.

Another source describes the buds as loose and spade-shaped, olive green with a bluish tinge, covered in dark amber hairs and a fine coating of tiny white trichomes.

Community Experiences:

In the user reports read, the sweet blueberry flavor and the relaxing effect recur. The accounts diverge on the mental effect: some users report clear thinking and good concentration, others drowsiness up to pronounced sluggishness. One report mentions a long-lasting impairment after morning use, another dizziness.