Blue Tahoe

The popular hybrid strain Blue Tahoe intertwines the superior Blueberry and Tahoe OG genetics, cultivating an alluring and efficacious strain. This blend has set a high standard for itself, delivering an intriguing mix that draws out all the visual lures of the blues and purples while leaving a noticeable and sweet scent. On the exhale, Blue Tahoe leaves you with the unmistakable tang of its prized varietals. The breed’s origin sets it off on the right foot. As cannabis historians know, Blueberry was bred by DJ Short sometime in the 1970s and has been a coffee table staple for decades. The precise equilbirum among cool hues of blue, sweet scent, and the pacifying effects that result from indica strains, create a marvel of a hybrid. Anything with Blueberry in the blend will be an easily adored, relaxing and perfect addition to a long, wet day spent watching moving picture shows. Short's Blueberry is an eternally valuable rock, and Tahoe OG contributes to the hybrid with the sharp fruitiness and chilling green colors.

Blue Tahoe's aroma is a delightful blend of sweet and fruity notes from its Blueberry parent, complemented by the earthy and piney undertones characteristic of Tahoe OG. This combination results in an enticing scent that is both refreshing and invigorating, inviting users to experience its unique profile. When it comes to flavor, Blue Tahoe does not disappoint. The initial taste is often sweet, reminiscent of fresh blueberries, followed by a subtle earthiness and a touch of pine, mirroring its complex aroma.

Blue Tahoe is revered by patrons because of its equilibrium of effects, which happens to be multifaceted. Users say it is skirting the sedation side because of its dense waves of euphoria and mood restoration, accomplished by a sense of comfort and ease. They laud it as a hybrid that doesn’t invade cerebral domains, affect physical dexterity, or patient functionality. They also praise its resulting clarity and tranquility. Day or night, work or play, Blue Tahoe complements the need.

Given this strain's genetic heritage, it is reasonable to suspect that it will do best in an intermediate growing environment and will show flowering behavior typical of hybrid strains. The terpene profile can be expected to carry a mixture of myrcene, pinene, and caryophyllene, adds which combine to create a characteristic scent and smoky flavor.