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Blueberry Fast Feminised Seeds
SKU: 00S-BLU-FAST-FEM
Delicious berry flavours and a very nice, powerfully-relaxing effect from this indica-dominant strain.
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Flowering Type
Early/fast
Parental lines
Blueberry x Ruderalis
THC content
High THC (16-24%)
CBD content
Low CBD (0-1%)
Photoperiod flowering time
6 to 8 weeks
Yield indoor
Average Yield (350-450gr/m2)
Plant size
Medium
Suitable climates
High altitude, Hot, Cool, Dry, Temperate
From the breeder
Delicious berry flavours and a very nice, powerfully-relaxing effect from this indica-dominant strain.
00 Seeds breeder notesAroma
Fruity
Parental lines
BlueberryRuderalis
Delicious berry flavours and a very nice, powerfully-relaxing effect from this indica-dominant strain.
Blueberry FAST is a shorter-flowering version based on a selction of the famous indica-dominant strain originally created by DJ Short. This example was rescued from the old strains of Blueberry, created in the late 80's in California and preserved until today for its good relationship between bud and resin production and its fruity aroma of blueberries and berries. 19% THC.
Indoors, flowering is an incredible 40 - 45 days! Yields of 400 - 500 gr/m2 are achieved from plants that grow just 60 - 80 cm. tall. Outdoors, plants are taller at 160 - 220 cm. with crops ready between September 15th - 25th. in the northern hemisphere.
Scents and flavours evoke blueberries and other berries too. THC production is high at 19% and the effect is smooth, relaxing and joyful.
Brand/breeder
Parental lines
Blueberry x Ruderalis
Type
Indica dominant
Flowering type
Early/fast
Sex
Feminised
THC potential
High THC (16-24%)
CBD potential
Low CBD (0-1%)
Yield potential outdoor
High Yield (450-750gr/plant)
Yield potential indoor
Average Yield (350-450gr/m2)
Plant size
Medium
Flowering time (photoperiod)
6 to 8 weeks
Northern hemisphere harvest
September
Suitable climate
High altitude, Hot, Cool, Dry, Temperate
Aroma
Fruity
SKU
00S-BLU-FAST-FEM
Early/Fast outdoor timeline
Fast / Early strains keep the photoperiod growth pattern, but they begin flowering earlier and usually finish sooner — helping outdoor growers harvest before late-season weather becomes a problem.
Stage 1
Germination / Early Start
March – April
Wait for: warmer days, lower frost risk, stable spring weather
Watch for: cold snaps, excess moisture, slow early growth
Stage 2
Seedling / Transplant
May
Wait for: steady light, mild conditions, protected early growth
Watch for: transplant stress, pests, wind exposure
Stage 3
Vegetative Growth
June – July
Wait for: long bright days, healthy expansion, strong structure
Watch for: overcrowding, nutrient issues, insect pressure
Stage 4
Flowering
From late July
Wait for: first signs of bloom, good airflow, settled conditions
Watch for: humidity, mould pressure, poor weather
Stage 5
Harvest
From early September
Wait for: ripe trichomes, dense finished flowers, harvest readiness
Watch for: cutting too early, rain, bud rot
Indoor Early/Fast timeline
Fast / Early strains are most valuable outdoors, where earlier flowering and shorter bloom times help growers harvest before poor autumn weather. Indoors, their main benefit is a faster flowering phase than photoperiod versions.
Week 0
Germination
Healthy seedling emergence
Wait for: healthy seedling emergence
Watch for: overwatering, weak starts
Week 1–2
Seedling
Steady early growth
Wait for: steady early growth
Watch for: stretching, stress, excess moisture
Week 3–6+
Vegetative Growth
Desired plant size and strong structure
Wait for: desired plant size and strong structure
Watch for: overcrowding, uneven growth, training stress
6–10 weeks
Flowering Phase
Strong bud formation and steady flower development
Wait for: strong bud formation and steady flower development
Watch for: humidity issues, poor airflow, plant stress
Harvest
Harvest Window
Finished flowers and mature trichomes
Wait for: finished flowers and mature trichomes
Watch for: harvesting too early or pushing plants too long
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