Blueberry Regular gives breeders and old-school growers the Dutch Passion Blueberry line in its natural form: regular seeds that grow into both male and female plants. This is the 1970s Blueberry created by DJ Short and introduced to the Dutch market by Dutch Passion in 1998, together with its Blue Family siblings Blue Velvet, Blue Moonshine, Flo and Blue Heaven.
Each pack holds 10 seeds, and you can expect roughly half of them to show as males. For a grower who only wants buds, that sounds like a drawback. For anyone who wants to hunt phenotypes, keep a proven mother plant, or collect pollen and make their own crosses, it is exactly the point.
Genetically, Blueberry is about 80% Indica and 20% Sativa, built mostly on Afghani Indica with Thai and a touch of Oaxacan (Mexican) Sativa. That combination has already proven its breeding value many times over: Blueberry appears in the background of Blue Dream, Blueberry Headband, Blueberry Diesel, Blue Cookies and many more. It also won 1st Prize at the High Times Cannabis Cup 2000 and 3rd Prize a year later.
Why Breeders Choose Regular Blueberry Seeds
A regular pack shows you the full spread of the population, males included. You can compare vigor, structure and aroma across both sexes and keep only the best individuals. Blueberry offers plenty to select for: sweet berry terpenes, a compact Afghani frame and blue to purple coloring that cool nights can trigger.
A strong male is the backbone of any breeding project. Look for a sturdy plant with short internodes and a pleasant fruity smell when you rub the stem, then move him away from the females before his pollen sacs open. Stored dry and cold, pollen keeps well, so you can dust one branch of a female and leave the rest seedless.
On the female side, the standout Blueberry phenotypes combine tight, frosty buds, an easy calyx-to-leaf ratio and that unmistakable blueberry aroma. Once you find her, take cuttings before she flowers and keep a mother in vegetative growth. From there you can run uniform clone crops or use her as the foundation of a new line of your own.
Flavor and Effects of the Original Blueberry
Slowly dried and cured, Blueberry flowers smell and taste remarkably like the real fruit: sweet, juicy and candy-like. The buds are crusted with white crystals and can blush blue or purple, giving them a classic connoisseur look.
The effect lives up to the reputation. The Indica side brings a pleasant body warmth, while the Sativa share keeps the mind clear, cheerful and euphoric. Dutch Passion rates the THC level as very high, with around 20% reported, yet the high tends to lift rather than sink the user.
Growing Regular Blueberry Plants
Regular plants follow the same timetable as the feminized version: roughly 4-6 weeks of vegetative growth, then 8-9 weeks of flowering, for a total of around 12-15 weeks from seed to harvest. Males usually reveal themselves within the first week or two after the switch to 12/12, so check the nodes daily and isolate or remove them promptly unless you are deliberately making seed.
Indoors, a well-run room yields 350-450 g/m² (1.15-1.47 oz/ft²) of dense, heavy flowers. Outdoors, in mild sunny weather with a steady breeze, plants can reach 250-300 cm (98-118 in) and finish around early to mid fall. She appreciates a stable environment and careful feeding, and cooler nights late in bloom bring out her colors.
Blueberry Regular Characteristics
| Strain type | Regular photoperiod |
| Genetics | Afghani x Thai x Oaxacan (original DJ Short Blueberry) |
| Indica/Sativa | 80% Indica / 20% Sativa |
| THC | Very high (around 20%) |
| Effect | Clear, euphoric high with a warm body feel |
| Flavor | Fresh blueberry, sweet candy fruit |
| Indoor yield | 350-450 g/m² (1.15-1.47 oz/ft²) |
| Flowering time | 8-9 weeks |
| Outdoor harvest | Early to mid fall |
| Height | Up to 250-300 cm (98-118 in) outdoors |
| Structure | Compact, sturdy stems, short internodes, broad leaves |
| Bud appearance | Dense, crystal-coated buds with possible blue and purple hues |
| Best cultivation technique | Mother-plant selection and cloning; pollen collection for breeding |
FAQ
How many female plants will I get from a pack of Blueberry Regular seeds?
Regular seeds produce males and females in a roughly 50/50 ratio, so a pack of 10 typically gives around five females. Individual packs can vary either way.
Why choose regular Blueberry seeds instead of feminized?
Regulars are the choice for breeding. They give you males for pollen, the full genetic spread to select from, and strong candidates for long-term mother plants. If you only want a harvest of buds, feminized seeds are simpler.
Can I make my own crosses with Blueberry Regular?
Yes. Select a vigorous male, isolate him, collect his pollen and apply it to a Blueberry female or to another strain you want to combine it with. Blueberry has a long track record as a parent of popular strains such as Blue Dream and Blueberry Headband.
How long does Blueberry Regular take to flower?
Flowering takes about 8-9 weeks. Including a vegetative phase of 4-6 weeks, plan on roughly 12-15 weeks from seed to harvest. Outdoors she finishes around early to mid fall.
What does the Blueberry high feel like?
Despite being about 80% Indica, Blueberry gives a clear, euphoric and long-lasting high with a pleasant body feel, rather than a heavy, sleepy stone.
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