Hybrid – 50% Sativa /50% Indica
Blueberry Gum is an indica-dominant child of Blueberry and Bubblegum Kush. Both these strains are also indica dominant. THC levels are largely unknown, and the same is true of CBD, though this strain’s genetics suggest it’s relatively low in CBD. That means it probably shouldn’t be used to relieve seizure disorders or other conditions helped by that cannabinoid. The ratio of sativa to indica is roughly 30:70, though it could be higher. Blueberry Gum is known to produce a calming, sleepy body high ideal for insomnia. It can be used to treat anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and life stresses. Its sedative effects make this a better strain for nighttime than for daytime. Reflecting its heritage, it has a sweet taste of berries and bubble gum, and a smell that is essentially the same. The appearance is green and leafy with a silver coat of trichomes and many orange hairs. Blueberry Gum doesn’t rank terribly high among the few who have tried it, but it’s possible it would win more praise if it filtered out to wider society. In other words, on or off the legal market, this strain is anything but easy to find.
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