Blueberry Pancakes smells like a diner breakfast at full volume: warm syrup, ripe blueberries, and a sweetness so heavy it is almost sticky in the air. Behind the dessert nose sits a serious plant with 31% THC, exotic purple accents and a comforting, joyful high.
This Sativa-leaning hybrid came out of a joint pheno hunt hosted at Wave Rider Nursery, then went through three rounds of selection and backcrossing before Humboldt Seed Company was ready to release it. The genetics combine Blueberry Pancakes with Slurricane and PPD, and the line is currently listed as Bx3 S2.
Robust plants stack dense, vibrant green buds coated in a thick layer of trichomes and flecked with purple, a worthy addition to the breeder’s long-running Blueberry family.
Lineage and Breeding: Blueberry Pancakes x Slurricane x PPD
Slurricane and PPD, the latter also a parent of Blueberry Muffin and a source of its purple coloring, join the original Blueberry Pancakes selection. Backcrossing the cross three times locked in the syrupy nose that sets this strain apart.
The Wave Rider Nursery hunt gave the breeder access to a large pool of plants grown in real production conditions, so the keepers were chosen for both aroma and performance. Blueberry Pancakes has since been used as a parent in newer lines such as Blueberry Honey.
Aroma, Flavor and Effect
The aroma is sickly sweet maple syrup layered over fresh blueberries, rich and unusual enough that the breeder calls it a unique smell. The smoke stays sweet from start to finish, like a stack of blueberry pancakes drowning in syrup at a roadside diner. There is nothing subtle about it, and that is the point.
The high is comforting, uplifting and joyful. The mind brightens and the mood rises quickly, while a warm, easy feeling spreads through the body without weighing it down. At 31% THC it is very potent, so experienced consumers will get the most out of it, ideally in a relaxed social setting.
Growing Blueberry Pancakes Indoors and Outdoors
Indoors, Blueberry Pancakes builds a robust structure with strong branches that hold dense buds well. Top once or twice and use LST or a SCROG net to keep the Sativa-leaning stretch in line. Flowering takes about 60 days, roughly eight and a half weeks. Cooler night temperatures in the last two weeks help bring out the purple accents.
Outdoors, harvest falls between October 1 and 15. Give the plants full sun and room to spread, and keep an eye on airflow inside the dense colas as autumn humidity rises. A well-grown plant turns into a frosty, purple-flecked showpiece with a nose that carries across the garden.
Blueberry Pancakes Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized photoperiod |
| Genetics | Blueberry Pancakes x Slurricane x PPD (Bx3 S2) |
| Indica/Sativa | Sativa-leaning hybrid |
| THC | 31% |
| Effect | Comforting, uplifting, joyful |
| Flavor/Aroma | Sweet syrup, blueberries |
| Flowering time | 60 days (about 8.5 weeks) |
| Outdoor harvest | October 1 – 15 |
| Yield | Heavy (dense, stacked buds) |
| Characteristics | Exotic look, purple accents, robust structure, dense trichome-coated buds, unique smell |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping with LST or SCROG |
FAQ
Is Blueberry Pancakes Indica or Sativa?
Blueberry Pancakes is a Sativa-leaning hybrid. Its effect is comforting, uplifting and joyful.
How much THC does Blueberry Pancakes have?
Humboldt Seed Company lists an average of 31% THC, so it is a very potent strain.
Where does Blueberry Pancakes come from?
It was found during a joint pheno hunt at Wave Rider Nursery, then refined by Humboldt Seed Company over three rounds of selection and backcrossing.
What does Blueberry Pancakes smell like?
Expect a very sweet syrup aroma with blueberries, a unique and unmistakable dessert profile.
How long does Blueberry Pancakes take to flower?
Flowering takes about 60 days. Outdoors, harvest falls between October 1 and 15.
Does Blueberry Pancakes turn purple?
Yes. The breeder describes purple accents and purple flakes on the dense, trichome-covered buds.
