Mother of Berries

Mother of Berries (MOB) has a contested origin story reflecting its rich heritage in North American and European cannabis cultivation. One origin traces the strain to Maine, where it reportedly emerged as a cross between Blueberry and Jerry Berry. Another widely accepted origin credits its genetics to a cross of Freezeland (a backcross of the Quebec-developed Friesland strain) and a specially selected Blueberry phenotype, with Dutch breeder T.H. Seeds later perfecting the genetics.

This compact, resilient cultivar has proven itself in both personal and commercial growing environments. The plant maintains a manageable stature while developing impressive, dense buds adorned with purplish hues, light green and orange pistils, and an abundant trichome coating. Despite its modest size, MOB delivers satisfying yields and demonstrates strong resistance to mold and pests. The strain typically flowers in eight to nine weeks indoors or by early October in outdoor settings where it thrives in warm, dry climates.

Mother of Berries earned recognition in the competitive cannabis scene, securing second place in the Indica category at the 2015 Expo Grow Cannabis Cup Irun. According to High Times, the strain consistently tests above 20% THC, though potency can vary by cultivation methods and conditions.

True to its name, Mother of Berries delivers an unmistakable berry-forward profile that's earned it a devoted following. The aroma evokes memories of wandering through wild blueberry fields, while the flavor profile offers sweet, berry-rich notes reminiscent of freshly baked pie. MOB's dense, purple-tinged buds reportedly provide a deeply relaxing physical experience while maintaining mental clarity, often accompanied by waves of euphoria and enhanced creativity.