Blue Treat Strain - Growing Tips and Medical Effects

Jordan of the Islands matched two of the sweetest tasting ferns to prepare this candy of a strain. Using Blueberry and Dutch Treat dna, Blue Treat was place on Earth. This short plant takes right after its potent indica lineage, producing sticky resinous nuggets that can soothe your pain and relieve your stress. The dark green nuggets tend to be covered in trichomes and give off a tastey berry aroma.

When to Harvest Blue Treat ‐ Flowering Time

Blue Treat can flower in as little as 6 weeks, much faster than many other marijuana strains. The Blue Treat strain is a smaller plant, and will grow on average, up to 30 inches tall. The Blue Treat strain offers an typical yield between 1 and 3 oz per square foot, on average.

Strain Flavor

When smoked or converted into an edible form, the flavor of the Blue Treat strain is best described as Earthy, Berry, and Blueberry.

Blue Treat Strain Medicinal Benefits and Side Effects

Relaxed 99.39% of users reported feeling relaxed.

Happiness 82.81% of users reported feeling happier.

Uplifted 82.97% of users reported feeling uplifted.

Creativity 32.78% reported improved feelings of creativity.

Anti-Depressant 39.36% of users felt uplifted after consumption.

Pain Reduction 19.43% of users noticed a reduction in pain.

Stressed 99.31% of users reported reduced stress.

Dry Eyes 99.66% of users reported dry eyes.

Insomnia 19.5% of users reported trouble sleeping.

Headaches 19.47% of users reported a reduction in headaches.

Tingly 33.01% of users reported feeling tingly.

How to Breed Blue Treat Seeds

Below you can find a list of strains that are parents and predecessors which led to the medicinal effects and properties of the Blue Treat cannabis strain. It was through the breeding of these strains which led to the production of Blue Treat marijuana seeds, while attempting to cultivate their combined effects and therapeutic properties. To breed your own Blue Treat seeds, you would need to cultivate a mixture of the following strains: