hybrid

Blueberry Pancakes

aka Blueberry Pancake, BBP

20 to 20 percent THC range
Flavors
  • Blueberry (63% of reported flavors)
  • Skunk (38% of reported flavors)

Blueberry Pancakes are two totally different plants fighting over the same syrup bottle. Humboldt Seed Company brings the loaded stack — berry, cream, and dough piled on thick — while an older, mystery-lineage cut keeps it simpler: grape and a whisper of gas, no frills on the plate.

Origin 1: Reported as the result of a collaborative pheno hunt at Humboldt Seed Company with Wave Rider Nursery, crossing (Purple Panty Dropper × Razzleberry) with Slurricane. Sources split on dominance — some call it sativa-leaning, others describe it as balanced or indica-forward — so treat that as unresolved. The flavor leans into sweet syrup and ripe blueberry, with a buttery, doughy pastry note that earns the dessert-shelf name.

Origin 2: A separate, older line traces to DJ Short Blueberry crossed with Dutch Treat, though some accounts list Cinex instead — no breeder has settled which. This version stays closer to grape and light gas than syrupy dessert, sharing the berry base but finishing sharper and less confectionary than the Humboldt cut.

Reviewers describe an easygoing mental lift that eases into a heavy body high. Some people reach for it to unwind, and fans of the strain often mention feeling relaxed and quietly euphoric as it settles in. The buds are lookers too, dense and purple with blue-tinged accents, threaded with orange and amber hairs under a frosty coat of trichomes.

Blueberry Pancakes is a beginner-friendly grow, which is a big part of its appeal. Plants stay short and compact with the thick leaves you'd expect from indica-type genetics, and they do well both indoors and out. Flowering runs roughly 56 to 63 days, with the Humboldt Seed Company release wrapping up around 60 days and finishing outdoors in early October. Yields tend to land on the low side even when conditions are dialed in. The payoff is in the look. Grown outdoors in a climate that doesn't stay too wet, the buds often shift to blue and purple late in flower.
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