Blueberry Frost

While some sources say the parents of Blueberry Frost are unknown, others say it comes from crossing Blueberry Syrup with Permafrost. Both parent strains contribute to this hybrid's earthy, sweet profile and balanced effects. In flavor, you won't get blueberry as you might expect. Instead, cheese, florals, diesel, and citrus notes can be tasted. As to aroma, a hint of overripe blueberries comes through, accompanied by alcoholic red wine and rum notes. True to its hybrid status, Blueberry Frost's high is both euphoric and relaxing. It's also reported to cause the munchies, so consider having a snack on hand when in session. Its appearance is where Blueberry Frost gets its name. The flower is ultra frosty and pale, showcasing light green buds, barely-there purple hues, and sparse orange pistils. Everything is completely coated in crystal trichomes, resulting in the nug's muted colors and giving Blueberry Frost a delicate yet impressive snow-covered look.