Bay Berry
Bay Berry
Also known as: Bay Berry by Grand Daddy Purp
Overview
Bay Berry is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain developed by Grand Daddy Purp genetics, resulting from crossing a Goji OG mother plant with a Bay 11 father. Created by breeder Ken Estes and his team, this strain demonstrates the sophisticated breeding techniques that have made Grand Daddy Purp genetics renowned in the medical cannabis community since 2003. The strain is particularly notable for producing unusually dense, fat buds that are atypical for sativa genetics, making it an impressive yielding variety. Bay Berry exhibits light green flowers adorned with bright orange pistils and sticky, resinous trichomes that can contain THC levels reaching up to 24%. The strain performs excellently in both indoor and outdoor cultivation environments, with a flowering period of 9-10 weeks. This hybrid maintains the energetic qualities of its sativa dominance while providing the dense bud structure typically associated with indica varieties, making it a unique addition to any cultivator's garden.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with tension and depression
- Often used for chronic pain management
- Could assist with muscle relaxation
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Bay Berry is an easy-to-grow strain suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. The plant demonstrates excellent results in both environments with a flowering period of 9-10 weeks (approximately 67 days). Despite being sativa-dominant, it produces unusually dense, fat buds that yield impressive harvests. The plants grow to medium height, typically finishing between 80-140cm. Indoor growers can expect good yields, while outdoor cultivation can produce even more substantial harvests. The strain develops a semi-compact bud structure with dark, wide fan leaves that allow good light penetration to lower branches. Multiple topping is recommended to create an even canopy and maximize yield potential.