The buds of Blueberry Jack are small to medium-sized with bright blue undertones, orange hairs, and a coating of milky, almost clear crystal trichomes. When broken apart, these buds release aromas of blueberry with hints of sweet lemon and earth with an overtone of fresh pine. It tastes of blueberries, with a pine and earthy aftertaste on the exhale.
The high from this beauty is one of unadulterated ebullience. It discards all pleasantries and gets straight to the point. Without even so much as a ‘hello’, your mind is launched and catapulted into heights of pure euphoria and a happiness that will have you beaming. As you’re flying high in this friendly sky, all negative thoughts fall away and an increased appetite for free-flowing and enjoyable conversation takes hold. This, of course, makes Blueberry Jack an impressive recreational bud and one that should be shared with like-minded friends. After some time, and as you float back to terra-forma, a tingling sensation will trickle down from your temples and massage every aching and tired muscle as it journeys throughout the length of your body, leaving you in a state of blissed-out relaxation. It is advisable to have a comfortable couch and a nice selection of snacks at the ready as the munchies are inevitable.
As a result of these effects and its sturdy THC level, Blueberry Jack is ideal for treating chronic fatigue, depression, appetite loss, stress, chronic pain and insomnia. It is not, however, recommended for those who are prone to panic or paranoia.
Seeds are unavailable, so in order to cultivate, growers should obtain clippings from mature plants so that they can clone. Indoors, this plant will flower in 8 to 10 weeks. Outdoors, expect it to flower in the last two weeks of October.
If it’s a wonderfully engaging and euphoric high you are seeking, Blueberry Jack has got you covered.
