hybrid

Bluephoria

aka Bleuphoria


Three different breeders liked the name "Bluephoria" enough to use it, and none of them checked if it was taken first. Depending on which jar you grab, you're smoking a completely different plant.

Origin 1: Connected Cannabis Co.'s Bluephoria crosses Blue Dream with Blue Runtz #10, a sativa-leaning hybrid built around lavender, rose petals, creamy vanilla, cedarwood, and mixed berries. A recent tested batch hit 26.23% THC, with effects described as uplifting, energetic, and clear-headed — daytime flower with a dessert-floral finish.

Origin 2: Purple City Genetics crossed Slurty 3 with Gush Mints to create a separate, evenly balanced version. This is the cut that circulates under the alternate spelling Bleuphoria through brands like Coastal Sun, with a flavor profile that swings savory — sweet, pine, and gas rather than floral dessert.

Origin 3: Your Highness sells a third, unrelated Bluephoria, a cross of Glitter Bomb and Good Greens Candy, backed by a broader lineage of LCG, Blueberry Headband, OGKB, and Grape Gas. Dominant terpenes are Myrcene, Pinene, and Limonene — and unlike the other two origins, this version lists sedation among its reported effects.

Reports from the smoke circle split accordingly. Connected's version stays uplifted, creative, and clear-headed. Your Highness's leans focused and social before settling into something heavier. Purple City's Bleuphoria carries a fuel-forward, mellow, reflective quality. The name alone won't tell you which one is in the jar.

Bluephoria isn't widely available as seed stock under any of its three origins — it circulates almost entirely as finished flower or clone through Connected, Purple City/Coastal Sun, and Your Highness. Growers chasing a similar profile typically source the parent strains directly instead, particularly Blue Dream, which is widely stocked as feminized seed through major seed banks.
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