Although the creators of this delicious strain retain an air of mystery as to their identity, what isn’t a mystery is that with Blue Sky, they have gifted the world a thoroughly enjoyable and pleasant bud. Through the ingenious idea of crossing the Rocky Mountain Blueberry and LSD strains, not only have they created a wonderful addition to any indica-lover's stash, but, with its decent 17-23% average THC level, a strain that delivers a happy and sociable buzz.
Blue Sky buds have dense light green nugs with light orange hairs, rich red and blue undertones, and a coating of thick frosty bright white crystal trichomes. Once pulled apart these buds release an aroma of fresh, pungent herbs and rich berry-infused earth. The taste is of sweet berries with a rich spicy earth overtone and a hint of spicy florals, on the exhale.
The high from Blue Sky is one that will delight and relax any user, in equal measure. It makes itself known from the outset, catapulting the user into a sky of euphoric bliss, where all the day’s stresses simply melt away. This in turn, is accompanied by a tingly sensation of creativity and the ability to engage in enjoyable conversation with those around you. This sense of happiness and cerebral clarity is ideal in situations where problem-solving skills are needed. A soothing body buzz won’t have you reaching for the couch, but will instead will have you continuing on your happy and sociable journey with a smile on your face.
As a result of these effects and its THC level, Blue Sky is great for treating insomnia, depression, headaches or migraines, cramps or muscle spasms, and seizures.
As seeds for Blue Sky seemed to be unavailable, prospective growers will need to obtain clippings from breeders in order to grow genetically identical clones. Once obtained, it can be grown indoors and out. Indoors, it will flower in 7 to 9 weeks. Outdoors, expect it to flower in late September to mid-October.
For a truly joyful and euphoric high, one that can be enjoyed with friends, look no further than the wonder that is, Blue Sky.
