Baby Blue
Baby Blue
Also known as: Baby Blu
Overview
Baby Blue is a cannabis strain that exists in multiple variations from different breeders. The most documented version comes from Poppa Pain Strains and is described as a complex cross involving an unknown medical indica called "Doogie" crossed with Blackberry, then crossed again with Blueberry Kush, and finally backcrossed to the original "Doogie." Another variation found in Chicago dispensaries is described as a cross of Blueberry x Haze, similar to the legendary Blue Dream lineage. The strain is known for offering a smooth, balanced high with both uplifting and relaxing effects, delivering a calming body effect coupled with a euphoric mental lift. Baby Blue typically features dense, resinous buds that display a beautiful mix of deep green and purple hues, with purple coloring often more pronounced depending on the phenotype. The flowers are tightly packed with a generous coating of frosty trichomes that give the buds a sticky, resinous texture. Orange pistils weave throughout the buds, adding vibrancy to the overall aesthetic and creating an impressive visual presentation with sparkling trichomes.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with chronic stress
- Often used for chronic migraines
- Users report relief from inflammation
- May help with chronic backaches
- Users report benefits for glaucoma symptoms
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Baby Blue can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors with a flowering time of approximately 53 days (7-8 weeks). The strain is known for producing plants with shorter stature and hard, fruity buds with a sweet taste. Poppa Pain Strains' version was never available as feminized seeds, only regular seeds. The strain appears to be suitable for growers of moderate experience, requiring standard indoor growing conditions with proper ventilation and lighting. Outdoor cultivation is possible in suitable climates, though specific environmental requirements are not extensively documented.