Berry White Elephant

Berry White Elephant sounds like it should be a bedtime story, but the genetics are anything but sleepy—this indica-leaning hybrid pairs White Widow and Purple Elephant, blending Dutch royalty with a rare California clone.

Purple Elephant comes from the late JojoRizo, who crossed Purple Urkle with an unknown S1 line and accidentally gave the world one of the most sought-after purple cuts in underground breeding. It's the same parent behind Gage Green's famous Grape Stomper. White Widow, meanwhile, is the Green House Seeds legend that has been fueling Amsterdam coffeeshops since the mid-'90s.

BC Seeds is the outfit most often linked to Berry White Elephant, though its catalog is notorious for hype-heavy marketing. Regardless of origin, the flavor profile lands squarely in the berry-grape zone, carried by caryophyllene, myrcene, and limonene.

Smokers say the high walks a strange line: uplifting and chatty at first, then easing into a mellow, body-led calm. It's a paradox — a strain that feels energetic while quietly turning the volume down. Call it proof that even elephants can dance when you cross the right genetics.