Bigfoot Blues

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Basic infos

Bigfoot Blues is an ruderalis / indica from Savage Land Exotics and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±73 days) Savage Land Exotics's Bigfoot Blues is only available as feminized seeds.

Savage Land Exotics Description

Lineage

Sasquatch F2 × Blueberry (Dutch Passion)

Terpene Profile

Pine needles, damp earth, gassy kush, ripe blueberry, spicy wood.

Description

Bigfoot Blues brings the rugged power of the Pacific Northwest into the fold. A heavy-hitting, Indica-dominant plant designed for massive, dense stacks and profound physical effects.

Cultivar: Bigfoot Blues

Type: Indica Dominant Autoflower

Lineage: Sasquatch F2 × Blueberry (Dutch Passion)

Mother Lineage: Sasquatch F2 - Robust selection known for sweet earthy forest and gassy kush notes.

Pollen (Donor) Lineage: Blueberry (Dutch Passion) - Provides sugary fruit backbone and helps tame wilder Kush traits.

Life Cycle: 70-75 Days from seed to harvest

Yield: Heavy Yielder (Highly optimized for self-watering systems)

Total Cannabinoids: High / Potent Indica

Aroma: Sweet earthy forest-pine needles and damp earth-layered over heavy gas and finished with ripe blueberry.

Flavor: Dank earthy kush and spicy wood inhale; sweet berry-candy undertone exhale. Thick and "piney."

Effects: True Indica-dominant. Grounding body high perfect for pain relief or deep sleep. Heavy-lidded and tranquil.

Visuals & Structure: Heavy, dense, and stacked flowers. Colas can look "arm-thick." Sturdy, bushy structure.

Grow Notes: Heavy yielder in systems like Octopots. Cooler temps on flower help prevent foxtailing.