All About Blackberry Pie Weed Strain

The approximate THC value is 15-16%, while according to the Analytical 360 cannabis testing laboratory, its value can range from 14% to 19%. It impresses all users, regardless of experience - thanks to sparkling effects that draw the best from Indica and Sativa.

The terpene profile in this Blackberry Pie strain looks like this:

• Pinene
• Myrcene
• Limonene
• Terpinolene
• Humulene

Appearance, Taste, and Aroma

The buds are dark, rich in color, with a purple hue, richly covered with trichomes. The aroma has a sweet and fruity profile reminiscent of blueberries with a touch of damp wood. It tastes like a berry pie with hints of pine and nuts on the exhalation.

Blackberry Pie Strain Effects

The high begins with standard changes in perception, the sounds will be filled with three-dimensionality, and the images will begin to fascinate. It is noted that the Blackberry Pie Weed strain has quite vivid psychedelic effects. This is very helpful for those who like to listen to music or create.

Then the psychedelic perception is replaced by relaxation of the muscles and consciousness, and waves of bliss and pleasure run through the body. Suitable for both home smoking and going to a party, as the weed strain is comfortable both for immersion in yourself and for the joy of communication.

Side effects are not too pronounced, except that you may have lower blood pressure or wake up hungry.

Common Usage

Cannabis strain increases appetite, helps to get rid of pain, migraines, and muscle spasms, alleviates the symptoms of acute mental illness, and also helps with depression, anxiety, and panic attacks. It has been successfully used by patients with epilepsy.

Growing Tips

Blackberry Pie strain has proven to be a good choice for beginners as it adapts to a variety of growing conditions. Outdoors, it prefers a semi-humid Mediterranean climate. If grown indoors, the seeds bloom within 8-9 weeks. Outdoors, you can collect about 400 g/plant; indoors - 150 g/m2.

Growers advise using low temperatures towards the end of the vegetative stage to increase the potency of the cannabis. Also, to preserve the firm taste and aroma, cultivators are advised to carry out a two-stage curing process. Growers wishing to unlock the violet potential of this variety expose the plants to low temperatures at the end of the vegetative stage.

For curing, it is recommended to hang freshly cut buds upside down for one week at a temperature of 70 degrees and a constant humidity of 50%. When the buds are dry, they should be placed in airtight containers and stored in slightly more humid conditions - 60-65%. Buds should be checked regularly for mold or fungus.