Hashberry

Hashberry began when a hippie in San Francisco’s Haight-Asbury district gave a bag of weed to breeders from Spain’s Mandala Seeds in the late ‘80s. They loved it and later crossed it with their J7 and named it for the famous flower-power neighborhood.

The top reported aromas of Hashberry are sweet berries, spices, and earth. And it is said to taste like fruit, mint, and pine.

Hashberry was named High Times Strain of the Year in 2006 and featured in the Big Book of Buds Volume 3 in 2007.

Hashberry is an indica-dominant strain of unknown origin. It produces short, hardy plants that are easy to grow thanks to its indica heritage. Hashberry has an average flowering time between 60 and 65 days indoors or late September to early October outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere. The strain does well with Sea of Green and is known to produce high yields in ideal conditions. Hashberry grows well indoors or out but tends to produce more in the open air.

Hashberry is available as seeds and clones.