Hybrid – 50% Sativa /50% Indica
THC: 24%
Granddaddy Blueberry, also known as “Blueberry GDP,” is an indica dominant hybrid strain created through a tasty cross of the potent Blueberry X Granddaddy Purple strains. This bud is pretty rare, but is sought after for its 24% average THC level and powerful body heavy effects. The high takes a hit or two to gain traction, but once it does, get ready for a ride! You’ll feel a building wave of euphoria and relief of mental pain that is slowly followed by a creeping body buzz that leaves you helplessly couch-locked and sedated. As the body high builds, you’ll slowly succumb to a sleepy introspective state with a huge case of the munchies. These potent effects and its powerful THC level make this bud perfect for treating conditions such as insomnia, appetite loss, chronic pain, muscle spasms, and tremors. This bud has a flavor much like its Granddaddy Purple parent, with flavors of sweet skunky berry accented by fruity grape and a hint of earth. The aroma is of sweet grape with a hint of musky fruitiness that’s released as the nugs are broken apart and smoked. This bud has long dense light minty green pepper shaped nugs with lots of light amber hairs and a super thick coating of tiny crystal white trichomes.
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