Crimea Blue

Crimea Blue is a creation of Barney's Farm out of Amsterdam. The breeders chose the Crimea hash plant out of the Ukraine for the mother landrace strain to mate with the popular male Indica, Blueberry. The offspring was Crimea Blue, and it was so good it ended up taking home the prize for 2nd best Indica in the 2007 High Times Cannabis Cup.

The berry flavor in Crimea Blue is subtler compared to its Blueberry parent, offering a more nuanced taste profile with touches of rosemary and spice. This complexity in flavor complements the impressive effects that users report, especially noting its potent cerebral high despite its indica dominance. This strain has caught the attention of hybrid enthusiasts for its ability to combine the uplifting and energetic qualities typically associated with sativas with the deep, comforting body relaxation found in indicas. In moderate amounts, Crimea Blue is said to be energizing, though its strength means a little goes a long way, making it advisable for evening use to start. Its unique blend of effects has also been acknowledged by those looking to ease into a more relaxed state, suggesting its broad appeal.

It's a relatively easy strain to grow and can be grown both in and outdoors with a late September harvest. The flower yield from Crimea Blue is probably the most impressive part of this amazing strain. Cultivators have reported obtaining as much as a pound of flower from each square meter of the Crimea Blue plant, making one of the highest flower yielding plants of all time.