Blueberry Muffin

Blueberry Muffin's terpene profile carries eight confirmed compounds, led by caryophyllene at a meaningfully higher concentration than the rest, followed by myrcene, limonene, humulene, linalool, pinene, terpinolene, and ocimene in decreasing amounts — a genuinely full chemical spread that lines up with the fruity, sweet, earthy flavor notes on record and its dessert-branded name. No THC figure is confirmed for this batch. The reported effect list runs long, covering twelve distinct notes: aroused, creative, euphoric, focused, giggly, happy, hungry, relaxed, sleepy, talkative, tingly, and uplifted all appear, one of the broadest spreads among the strains reviewed here, suggesting the experience shifts considerably depending on dose and the individual user rather than landing consistently in one direction.

No parent strains are confirmed on record, so whether this shares genetics with the classic Blueberry line by name alone or through documented breeding isn't something the data can settle. What is clear is a caryophyllene-forward chemical profile paired with an unusually wide-ranging effect list — a strain that, based on the data alone, resists being pinned down to one simple, predictable experience the way many single-lineage indicas can be.