Blue Mystic
Blue Mystic
Also known as: Bm
Overview
Blue Mystic comes from the same elite lineage as the world-famous Blueberry strain, derived from Highland Thai, Purple Thai, and Afghan landrace genetics first crossed in the United States during the late 1960s-mid 1970s. Early hybrids migrated to Europe during the 1980s, where Blue Mystic was further honed and refined while Blueberry was collecting cannabis cups and prizes across the globe. This strain is a cross between Blueberry and Northern Lights, creating an 80% indica-dominant hybrid specifically bred for its exceptional flavor profile and powerful effects.
The buds present as a mixture of short and medium-sized, dense nuggets with typical forest or neon green coloring, accented by frosted orange pistils and thick coatings of milky-white trichomes. The flower has a distinctive aroma of berries, particularly blueberry, combined with fresh earth. Blue Mystic delivers powerful physical effects that can send even veteran users to dreamland, with sweet blueberry and earthy scents that may display purple shades in cooler temperatures. Indoor cultivation typically produces plants that rarely exceed 1 meter in height and are ready for harvest in 8-9 weeks, making them ideal for cabinet growers.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report effective treatment for anxiety, depression, migraines and other headaches, chronic pain, and insomnia
- Reports indicate significant stress relief, anxiety reduction, mood improvement, and mental clarity with physical relaxation
- May help with bipolar disorder, loss of appetite, nausea, and PTSD according to user reports
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Indoor growers can expect high yields of 400-600g/m² depending on experience level, especially with SOG (Sea of Green) method. Plants rarely exceed 1 meter when cultivated under artificial light and are ready for harvest in 8-9 weeks. Outdoors, Blue Mystic prefers warmer climates and will be ready for harvest in October. In hot southern climates, growers can produce around 450g from large bushy 2-meter plants with proper support for bud-laden side branches. This indica-dominant plant grows short and stocky with little stretching, almost like bonsai or broccoli, and growers are advised to either pinch or top the plant to produce a bushier structure. Suitable for both beginner and experienced growers, this strain is considered well worth cultivating.