Blue Mystic Autoflower Seeds

Information About Blue Mystic Seeds Genetics

The autoflower variety of the Blue Mystic cannabis strain has Blue Mystic and Shirt Ryder as its genetic parents. This hybrid with Indica dominance (70% Indica / 30% Sativa) traces its lineage to legendary and award-winning Blueberry and Northern Lights and has inherited some of their characteristics. With Blue Mystic seeds, you don’t need to worry about appropriate lighting cycles because the plants will automatically switch to the flowering stage.

Major Effects and Flavors

The THC load of this weed is moderate – 17%, with 1% CBD. However, due to Indica genes, it can be too powerful for inexperienced users. Blue Mystic autoflower seeds produce buds that deliver a potent physical high, encouraging rest, total body calm, and couch-lock effects and assisting with painful symptoms and muscle tension. Smokers experience an uplift in mood and sociability, which helps with fatigue and depression. This cannabis is beloved by many people for its sweet fruity aroma and berry-like aftertaste. The smell is accented by distinct woody and earthy notes with citrus hints.

Blue Mystic Autoflower: How to Grow It at Home

This marijuana can be grown indoors and outdoors. It is a good choice for beginning growers and gardeners who want to add a beautiful cultivar to their collection. A Blue Mystic seed is relatively easy to care for and thrives with minimal external aid. The strain prefers mild and warm climates similar to the Mediterranean, with temperatures around 68°-80°F. It needs plenty of direct sunlight. To maximize yields, growers can use hydroponics setup and implement the SoG method. The bushes grow compact with a height of 2.3ft and rarely top 6ft, which makes them ideal for indoor settings. In 7-9 weeks, expect your plants to bloom. In indoor conditions, they produce harvests of 7-10 ounces per 1 m². With outdoor cultivation, yields come in September or early October. You can achieve 2-3 ounces of dried buds per plant. The dense buds have purple hues, hence the name, and are covered with a thick coat of blue-tinted trichomes.