Patients who use medical cannabis could benefit from Blueberry Haze’s diverse benefits. Spending time more presently and deliberately can aid persons with mild to moderate stress or sadness. The physical relaxing of the bud can help relieve all types of deep-seated ailments, both acute and chronic. Anti-inflammatory actions, however, help ease minor annoyances like nausea and headaches. As previously mentioned, this strain can combat insomnia by inducing deep sleep that lasts for a long time.

Blueberry Haze burns swiftly in the smoker. The most noticeable impact is an increase in cerebral stimulation, with thoughts flowing freely from one to the next. For others, this type of recursive thinking can lead to paranoia. Blueberry Haze’s jolt to the brain, on the other hand, can be buzzy and motivating in the appropriate set and atmosphere. It can provide the energy needed to do everything from cleaning the house to exercising. The strain’s focused, analytical mindset can also help with tasks, whether task-based, analytical, or free-flowing and creative. As the high progresses, a progressive body high develops, which may grow if the dosage is increased. In large enough amounts, Blueberry Haze can even lull users into a deep and restful sleep. Because of its taper down into sedation, this strain is recommended for use during the late afternoon to early evening.

This hybrid has a sativa-indica ratio of 60:40 respectively. This strain is known to be demanding when it comes to the effort required to take care of, but it rewards us with highly effective results. The herbal aroma compliments the berry like taste of this strain. Blueberry Haze’s flowers are tiny to medium in size and have a clustered, popcorn-like appearance when appropriately pruned. The buds feature the thick structure that indicas are known for, with little leaves coiled tightly inward towards their central stems. The leaves are a mossy green with hairy orange pistils curled through them. The blossoms are covered in an equal layer of translucent white trichomes, giving them a silvery sheen and an extremely sticky touch.