Blueberry Trainwreck

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Basic infos

Blueberry Trainwreck is an mostly sativa from Unknown or Legendary and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors Unknown or Legendary's Blueberry Trainwreck is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Unknown or Legendary Description

Blueberry Trainwreck, also known more simply as “Blue Train,” is a sativa dominant hybrid （70% sativa/30% indica） strain created through a cross of the infamous Trainwreck X Blueberry strains. Even with its powerhouse parents, the THC level of Blueberry Trainwreck is medium at best, topping out at about 15-19% on average. Despite its mild THC level, Blueberry Trainwreck packs a potent punch of flavors and effects. It pulls its taste from its Blueberry parent, with a fresh ripe blueberry taste that's accented by earth and a slight sour tinge. The aroma is very pungent, much like Trainwreck, with skunky earth and hints of sweet yet sour blueberries. This bud has dense lumpy spade-shaped dark olive green nugs with rich blue undertones and thick furry amber hairs. A fine coating of sweet sticky resin can be detected as the nugs are broken apart. The Blueberry Trainwreck high is very much like those of its parent strains, with a euphoric and uplifted onset that serves to energize the body and focus the mind. This is accompanied by a slowly building body buzz that doesn't weight you down but does start to cause pangs of hunger. Because of these effects, Blueberry Trainwreck is often used to treat conditions such as chronic stress or anxiety, headaches or migraines, inattentiveness, and lack of appetite.