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Huckleberry is a focused sativa-dominant hybrid that may have descended from Blueberry. Cannabis lovers who have tried Huckleberry remark that this bud's effects can last for a long time, as the strain's stimulating cerebral euphoria and slight physically relaxing effects tend to take about 3-4 hours to fade. Huckleberry's buds have been shown to have a THC potency of between 20-25% on average, and from each one you will get a sense of the strain's slightly spiced sweet berry aroma that many cannabis patients love. The flowers themselves are saturated green and each has a few tangerine pistils and a vast field of trichomes that rest on top of the surface.
Huckleberry Hound was allegedly the result of a cross of Chemdawg and Blueberry and can be quite a hard strain to get ahold of these days. This strain's high is very cerebral, introducing a rush of creative, euphoric energy to its user alongside a slightly relaxing physical buzz. Flowers of Huckleberry Hound are notable for their skunky odor, a pungent medley of chemical smells and sweet blueberry that is intriguing.
The sativa-dominant strain Humboldt was probably developed in the '70s in Humboldt County, California, and is thought to be a child of Afghani. Humboldt is known for producing a creative, calm head effect that invigorates its user's mind while relaxing their body, giving them a pleasant happy high. Each of Humboldt's light yellow-green flowers has a furry halo of spiraled orange pistils and shimmering trichomes, and a pungent earthy aroma, almost like mossy sandalwood.