Origin 1: Bodhi Seeds built its Blueberry Hashplant from Santa Cruz Blue Dream and an 88 G13 Hash Plant line. Bodhi’s version sits close to balanced at 55% indica and 45% sativa, with a reported 24% THC. Blueberry hits first, followed by pine and diesel over the darker resinous funk of the Hash Plant side. The plants reportedly grow dense and colorful, throwing deep blue and purple shades under bright orange pistils and a heavy trichome coat.
Origin 2: Consumer databases use Blueberry Hashplant for a breeder-unconfirmed cross of Blueberry and Hash Plant. This version is generally described as more indica-dominant, with ripe berries pressed into earth, wood, pepper, and old-school hash. Without a breeder attached, treat that family tree as commonly reported rather than locked.
Across the available versions, consumers describe a lighter cerebral lift before the Hash Plant weight starts pulling the session downward. The finish reportedly runs calm, heavy, and better suited to evening plans than a packed schedule. Berry sweetness may open the door, but the earthy hash character usually gets the last word.
C.C.’s Blueberry Hashplant from Silberhaze Genetics is a separate cultivar bred from Canadian Blueberry and C.C.’s Afghani Hashplant. Its genetics, 90–95% indica classification, and cultivation figures should not be applied to either version above. Hash Berry, Blue Hash, and Blue Hash Plant also identify other cultivars and should not be treated as automatic aliases for Blueberry Hashplant.
