Hashberry

Hashberry originated from a legendary chance encounter in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district during the late 1980s, when Mandala Seeds' breeders encountered a middle-aged hippie who shared seeds from his collection. These unknown indica seeds were later developed into the mother plant that would become the genetic foundation for Hashberry, crossed with a special male (J7) from Mandala's landrace hybrid collection. The strain's lineage represents a fascinating genetic tapestry woven from Hash Plant and Blueberry genetics, with Hash Plant contributing robust resin production and sedative effects, while Blueberry infuses the strain with its distinctive fruity aroma and balanced euphoric properties.

Hashberry achieved legendary status in the cannabis community when it was voted Strain of the Year by High Times in 2006 and selected as a High Times Top 10 strain by popular choice. The plants develop tight, heavy central colas with dense flowers along firm side shoots, often displaying abundant THC-laden trichomes that make them ideal for hash production. Outdoor plants grow into short, broad, bushy structures with impressively heavy yields. During flowering, the buds emit a refreshing fruity-floral scent that transforms into a distinctive hashy-berry aroma after proper drying and curing.