Blue Heron is an Indica-dominant hybrid that brings euphoric flight to both mind and body. An offshoot of the Blue Magoo and Huckleberry, variety Blue Heron takes after its Blue Magoo mother in its structure and blueberry, rose, and citrus aroma. As any seasoned smoker would tell you, there’s a range of THC vs. CBD that is perfect for everyone.
The soft, dark green nugs are touched with blue hues, bright orange hairs, and crystal trichomes. The resin produces a sticky layer om top of the buds that smells like a potpourri aroma. The scent is greatly paired by lemon and blueberry.
Flavor and Effects of Blue Heron
Blue Heron has an intense flavor and powerfully euphoric effect. This is a sweet evening strain for the cobbler loving smoker. There’s a lot more to this strain than just its flavor, however. The flavor is more or less similar to overtones of blueberry and lemon, accented by undertones of earthiness and flowers. The Blue Heron is completely relaxing. It is suggested as any time strain. But, if you are susceptible to the Sativa up’, you may want to hit this one long before bedtime as it may keep you awake.
Medical Benefits of Blue Heron
In the medical field, this strain is ideal for anyone who suffers from social anxiety as you find yourself becoming more sociable and loose.
A word of caution, though, because of its highly sedative properties; this strain is often used for pain relief, muscle spasms, inflammation, and severe headaches.
Negative Effects of Blue Heron
It hits hard and fast with a cerebral rush that leaves you feeling hyped up instantaneously after just a couple tokes. After the first wave of heady, talkative buzzing, your body will completely relax and return to its usual state.
Growing Blue Heron
Blue Heron is easy to grow a plant. It produces large amounts of resin and bright blue and green flowers. This is a delightful indoor plant for its floral and berry characteristics and adds a burst of color to any garden. As far as its mortality rate, this strain can be easily cultivated.
