Blackberry Crack
Blackberry Crack
Overview
Blackberry Crack is the richly purple, fast finishing offspring of Sterquiliniis Seed Supply's in house Green Crush with an unnamed distributor's C-4 matic strain. The plants are heavily resinated, with a rich fruity scent and a hint of spoiled blackberries. This relatively rare strain was developed by Sterquiliniis Seed Supply as a boutique hybrid that combines genetics from their proprietary Green Crush strain with an autoflowering C-4 matic variety. It carries the purple color trait that can also flower fast to produce a harvest of good quality buds. The strain is characterized by its distinctive coloration, developing rich purple hues during flowering, and its resinous production that makes it particularly sticky and potent. Blackberry Crack is a resinous plant that can produce a good amount of yield. You can have the variety that has an average yield but the result is a high-quality bud you can enjoy for some time. While not as widely known as other berry-flavored strains in the cannabis community, Blackberry Crack has gained recognition among connoisseurs for its unique genetic combination and distinctive aromatic profile.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with mild pain management
- Often used for depression
- Users report help with stress
- May assist with fatigue
- Often used for nausea
- Users report help with loss of appetite
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Blackberry Crack is considered a moderate difficulty strain to grow, suitable for intermediate growers. It performs well in warm climates and has a fast flowering time, making it appealing for cultivators seeking quicker harvests. The strain produces heavily resinated plants with good resin production, resulting in sticky, high-quality buds. Expected yields are average but the quality of the final product is notably high. The plants develop distinctive purple coloration during flowering, particularly in cooler nighttime temperatures. Indoor cultivation is recommended for optimal control of growing conditions.