All About Blue Goo Weed Strain

Blue Goo is a hybrid strain, which is famous for its smell and effects. It is a result of crossing a popular hybrid strain Blue Dream and an Indica strain Afgoo.

This cannabis contains an average THC level, ranging between 12%-16%, which is a rather potent index. The high it provides is pretty mellow, but the effects can be rather powerful at the same time. Therefore, it is not the most suitable option for beginners. It is possible to use this weed whenever one wants, either in the daytime or nighttime.

The buds provide a remarkable, sweet blueberry scent, with piney notes. On the other hand, the smoke leaves a pleasant woody taste, with fruity and earthy hints on the tongue. Also, many people report the presence of diesel bits in both flavor and fragrance.

Effects

Due to its more or less balanced genetics, it pays one with both an energy and euphoric boost, provided by its Sativa part and an Indica-powered relaxation. Firstly, the slow-building high comes with a feeling of euphoria and enhances creativity and perception, which makes people more talkative. After some time, this strain’s second part delivers a lazy, relaxing body high, which maintains the ability to move but making it extremely unpleasant.

When talking about side effects, this kush can call a dry mouth, dry eyes, and sometimes hunger. There are also a few reports that this weed may cause paranoia when smoked in large amounts, but the cases are pretty rare.

It can also help those who suffer from depression, excess stress, and anxiety. At the same time, this strain has an analgesic influence, which can relieve body pains and aches, despite their frequency.

Growing

Blue Goo seeds are available for online purchase on the Internet. This plant can be grown indoors or outdoors. When growing indoors, the flowering time takes about 9-10 weeks and can produce up to 450 gr/m2. On the other hand, when grown outdoors, the strain requires a semi-humid climate with a temperature of about 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit (21 – 26 degrees Celsius). It is probably not the best choice for beginning growers, as this plant demands some attention.