Huckleberry Pie

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Basic infos

Huckleberry Pie is an ruderalis / indica / sativa from Atlas Seed and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±67 days) Atlas Seed's Huckleberry Pie is only available as feminized seeds.

Atlas Seed Description

Lineage

Berry Pie x Fatso Auto

Classification

Semi Full Term

Mold Resistance

Good

Vigor

Excellent

Seed Type

Feminized

Feminization Percentage

99.9% - 99.96%

Yield

High

Flowering Time

63-70 days

Sativa/Indica%

40/60

Potency (%)

20% - 28%

Aroma/Nose

Fruit, Berries, Sugar

 We took our selection of a Cookies x Seed Junky collab, Berry Pie, and crossed her with Bx fatso auto line. Huckleberry pie is a quick / fast flowering / fast / semi-full term variety you wanna get invovled with. Great terps and faster finishing times from the fatso (65 days from sowing), and superior mold resistance ended up being a nice compliment to the Berry Pie. This strain has intense sweet and sour berry aromas and a complex vanilla finish on the smoke. Its overall size is on the medium size. It is our shortest growing semi, outdoors, coming in right around 6 ft. Indoors absolutely kills it with frosty trichome laden flowers that sparkle for days. Also note the superior yields and vigor of this plant due to the genetically dissimilar crossing of the photo and auto parental lines. With cream, cookies, cake, candy aroma family lineage (gelato’s, runtz etc.), you will see great potency on this cannabis seed lineage from crossing Girl Scout Cookies and Blueberry.