BLUEBERRY GLUE F2

Blueberry Glue has been a work in progress for a few years. Originally bred in 2O21, we took a fantastic Blueberry Muffin male from HSO and crossed it to the Gorilla Glue #4 cut that has kept pumping out the winners for us. The Muffin male was a pure purple phenotype with great structure. Just a beautiful plant to represent the genetics and pass them along into new offspring. The seeds were then given out with purchases as free testers like Omuerta does with many other crosses throughout the year, and I moved on to other projects. 6 months go by and I receive a call from one of the first people to get the first 1O pack of seeds. He’s telling me the Blueberry Glue testers are amazing and he’s found a keeper in the first 1O seeds and I have to have it. So we make arrangements and a clone of the keeper arrived for me to grow out and test myself. It was super easy to grow like the GG4. It was structured and looked like the GG4 but had a powerful fresh Blueberry smell in flower. Around week 5 or 6 this sweet floral Blueberry would just take over the grow space. The plants were lush and large and beautiful and would take on the most exquisite shotgun bluing into purples as they faded before harvest. The finished product was something to be shown off and experienced. Big dense flowers with Trichome’s coating everything. A very high Calyx to leaf ratio makes this cultivar easy to trim without much waste. Fresh floral Blueberry terpenes are strongly dominant throughout the dried cured flower and stayed for many weeks if not months in a refridgerated airtight jar. I personally kept this cut and ran it for 2 years as I could find nothing that compared to it. Not for ease of care or power, or looks, or taste. Blueberry Glue has it all. Eventually I lost the cut after going overseas for a couple of weeks and vowed to go back to the master seeds myself and look for a replacement. For the next year I ran some other cuts I had collected. Testing them out, putting them through their paces. Some stayed and others were abandoned, but the Blueberry Glue was always in the back of my mind. I would see pictures of her on social media and just go into instant nostalgia. There’s only a few strains that stand out to me as “Must Haves” over 35 years of being a professional connoisseur and I am beyond proud to be able to put Blueberry Glue on that personal list. It has really become a rewarding project to get exactly the best out of both strains and combine them into one. I think you will be very happy with the first name on the Omuerta Menu for 2O26.