Australian Blue

Cannabis Strain by Homegrown Fantaseeds

Introduction
Australian Blue from Homegrown Fantaseeds bridges two distinct cannabis worlds: the Australian genetic tradition, shaped by decades of Southern Hemisphere underground cultivation in intense subtropical conditions, and the Blue family genetics—a lineage descending from DJ Short's legendary Blueberry strain, known for its deep indigo hues and sweet berry aromatics. A mostly sativa at approximately 73 days flowering, from a Netherlands-based seed company.

Lineage
Homegrown Fantaseeds has operated within the Dutch cannabis seed ecosystem since the early 2000s, bringing accessible genetics to home growers worldwide. Their Australian Blue positions an unusual genetic pairing: Australian cannabis genetics tend toward robust sativa characteristics adapted to intense heat and UV exposure, while Blue genetics from DJ Short's breeding are associated with the specific cold-climate berry terpene expression developed in the Pacific Northwest. The combination in a mostly sativa format at 73 days promises both the structural vigor of Australian genetics and the aromatic complexity of the Blue lineage.

Terpenes
DJ Short's Blue genetics are characterized by elevated myrcene, linalool, and specific fruit-berry terpene compounds—the profile that makes Blueberry and its descendants immediately recognizable. Australian genetics may contribute unusual secondary terpenes developed under high UV conditions. The mostly sativa at 73 days allows full development of this complex profile.

Growth
Growth at 73 days for a mostly sativa requires experience with sativa-dominant plants: substantial height potential, open bud structure, and the patience for a longer flowering cycle. Homegrown Fantaseeds' Dutch breeding context ensures indoor viability.

Effects
Effect reports for Blue-influenced sativa genetics describe uplifting, mood-positive experiences with the characteristic berry sweetness enhancing the overall sensory quality.

⚠️ This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice.

Sources: http://www.homegrown-fantaseeds.com