Huckleberry Strain

Huckleberry is an indica strain that has been around for a long time but doesn’t have much information on its origins. It is a hybrid between Blueberry and White Widow and has a distinct berry aroma distinctly different from either of the parent strains. This strain originated in California.

The effects of Huckleberry are known to be uplifting and energetic, but they can also provide some relaxation. Unfortunately, the effects usually hit fast and hard. Medical marijuana is known to help with pain, insomnia, depression, and anxiety.

The adverse effects of Huckleberry are dry mouth, dry eyes, dizziness, and paranoia. This strain is not recommended for those with anxiety disorders or heart conditions. If you suffer from irritability, Huckleberry might induce even more of it. The THC levels range between 16-20%.

This strain has a flowering time of 8-9 weeks and produces average yields. It might be tricky for the novice grower since it requires a lot of attention to detail. However, it is a straightforward strain to grow to be done in even the smallest home. In addition, this strain is known to be resistant to mold, mildew, and disease.

Huckleberry is mostly an Indica hybrid strain with about 30% Sativa, which makes it more suitable for indoor cultivation. The Huckleberry has a good yield of up to 1000 gr/m2 indoors. It will grow more slowly outdoors, perhaps only reaching 300-400 gr/plant in the optimum conditions. It should be grown outdoors only if you have the resources to provide constant heat and humidity.