- Berry (50% of reported flavors)
- Citrus (50% of reported flavors)
Metro Bloomin has more than one mix circulating. Connected’s release brings roasted coffee, chocolate, and earthy sweetness, while a standalone strain listing puts berry up front. The name connects them; the available genetics don’t establish that they’re the same flower.
Origin 1: Connected Cannabis Co. × Metro Bloomin. This collaboration features Biscotti, listed by Connected as South Florida OG × Gelato #25. Released as Blowin’ Biscotti, it gives an established cultivar a collaborative presentation, with custom packaging nodding to the legacy “Black Bag” era.
Coffee and chocolate give this version a roasted richness, followed by deep earthy sweetness and a diesel edge. The flavor has some weight to it, with the fuel keeping that sweet finish from getting too comfortable. Connected identifies beta-caryophyllene, D-limonene, and beta-myrcene as prominent terpenes.
Origin 2: Metro Bloomin’s standalone strain listing. A separate directory entry uses the name without establishing a breeder or parentage. Berry leads its reported flavors, while relaxed, euphoric, and creative lead the effects. That supports a separate description under the shared name, although it doesn’t prove an independent genetic origin.
A seed seller also advertises a citrus-and-floral hybrid under this name. Its connection to either entry remains unconfirmed, so it doesn’t establish a third origin. Likewise, the available descriptions don’t provide consistent flower characteristics that can identify every selection sold as Metro Bloomin.
Metro Bloomin’s Connected release can keep the creative session going while the body starts packing up. Reported euphoria and creative lift meet deep physical relaxation, with sleepiness also appearing in product feedback. The standalone listing echoes the relaxed, euphoric, creative combination, but gives no clear sequence or intensity. For the Biscotti collaboration, the ideas may want an encore while the couch gets the final word.
The Connected collaboration is documented as finished flower and prerolls. The supplied product information does not establish a dedicated seed release, flowering schedule, plant height, or yield for that selection.
A separate retailer advertises feminized seeds under the Metro Bloomin name, but the supplied listing does not demonstrate a genetic connection to Connected’s release. Its nine-week flowering claim should stay with that seller’s seed line. For the collaboration itself, cultivation specifications remain unconfirmed.
