Berkeley is named after the city of Berkeley, California, which has a rich history and culture surrounding cannabis. The strain in renowned for its stimulating effects.

Where does Berkeley come from?

Berkeley is a pure sativa strain with unknown parents.

What does Berkeley smell like?

Berkeley typically has a sweet and earthy aroma with hints of citrus and herbs. It has floral and spicy notes on the backend.

What does Berkeley taste like?

The flavor of Berkeley is often described as a mix of sweetness and herbal notes, with underlying hints of citrus and earthiness.

What color does Berkeley have?

Berkeley buds can display pale and light shades of green, often with hues of purple or blue. The buds are dense and covered in a thick layer of trichomes.

What effects does Berkeley have?

Berkeley is known for its balanced and enjoyable effects. Users often experience a combination of both cerebral and physical sensations. It may provide a euphoric and uplifting head high, coupled with a energized but relaxed body sensation. Many find Berkeley great for daytime tasks and or activities.

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Taste & Smell

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About this Sativa Strain

The pure sativa Berkeley is an extremely potent cannabis strain. When ready for harvest, its buds are dense; dark olive and mint in color. Berkeley has been known to have a scent similar to ammonia, mixed with sweet and spicy herbs. It leaves a peppery aftertaste.

It’s believed to have first blossomed under the care of a student pursuing a personal botany project attending Berkeley (the California University). Its parent strains remain a mystery.

The THC levels of Berkeley reach incredible heights of 24-28% on average. Its high is typical of a sativa strain, elevating cerebral activity, increasing creativity, boosting energy, causing music and art to become seemingly more pleasurable, and invoking deep-thoughts. Many artists of all kinds have taken to enjoying this strain, taking advantage of the creative effects it generates. Some have used it to elevate mood on stressful days, or to relieve headaches and rid of fatigue. This strain can be used throughout the day so long as the consumer knows their dosage level.

Negative side-effects include dry mouth and eyes, but this strain’s high THC levels will cause many consumers – novice and veteran alike – to feel anxiety or paranoia if improperly consumed.

Amazingly, Berkeley only takes four weeks to flower!

Lab Data

Cannabinoid Lab Data
Cannabinoid	Amount
THC:	24-28%

Genetic Lineage

Sativa Berkeley

Frequently Asked Questions About Berkeley

What is Berkeley?: Berkeley is named after the city of Berkeley, California, which has a rich history and culture surrounding cannabis. The strain in renowned for its stimulating effects.
Where does Berkeley come from?: Berkeley is a pure sativa strain with unknown parents.
What does Berkeley smell like?: Berkeley typically has a sweet and earthy aroma with hints of citrus and herbs. It has floral and spicy notes on the backend.
What does Berkeley taste like?: The flavor of Berkeley is often described as a mix of sweetness and herbal notes, with underlying hints of citrus and earthiness.
What color does Berkeley have?: Berkeley buds can display pale and light shades of green, often with hues of purple or blue. The buds are dense and covered in a thick layer of trichomes.
What effects does Berkeley have?: Berkeley is known for its balanced and enjoyable effects. Users often experience a combination of both cerebral and physical sensations. It may provide a euphoric and uplifting head high, coupled with a energized but relaxed body sensation. Many find Berkeley great for daytime tasks and or activities.
Is Berkeley an Indica, Sativa, or Hybrid?: Berkeley is a sativa strain.