hybrid
Blueberry Lobster
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Blueberry Lobster gives old-school berry a fresh coat of gas. Cipher Genetics crossed a selection of DJ Short’s Blueberry with Blue Lobster, bringing a retro-fruit staple into the modern gas rotation. Ripe blueberry leads the nose, with grape, earth, and a diesel edge underneath. People who’ve sampled the flower also pick up cream and a little woodiness in the flavor.
Dense green buds carry purple flashes, orange pistils, and generous frost. The appeal goes beyond any photo: reviewers describe well-shaped flowers that stay springy rather than crumbling dry.
Those who keep coming back to it describe a satisfying body buzz and a mellow, settled headspace. Some find it heavier, while others stay comfortably awake and engaged. Quiet company and an unhurried evening fit that mix of physical relaxation and lingering headroom. This Lobster can slow the room down without clearing it.
Blueberry Lobster is a feminized, photoperiod plant from the Blue Lobster line. Because it's such a recent release, public grow data is still thin. Reported flowering runs roughly eight to nine weeks. The plants finish in dense, frost-heavy buds that make it a strong pick for hash and resin extraction. Its Blueberry heritage leans toward the deep purple and lavender hues that side of the family is known for. Precise height and yield figures aren't published for this exact cross yet, so treat early batch reports as your guide rather than fixed numbers.
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