Blackberry Kush Strain Feminized SeedsDark-berry indica with a hashy, fuel-tinged finish
5.00 out of 5 · 6 reviewsThe Blackberry Kush strain is a short, broad-leaved indica most often listed as Afghani crossed with Blackberry, known for dense buds that can turn purple to nearly black with bright red hairs. It smells of sweet berries over hash and a hint of jet fuel, tests around 17–20% THC and flowers in about 7 to 8 weeks. These feminized seeds grow female plants.
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What is the Blackberry Kush strain?
Blackberry Kush is an indica-dominant hybrid, nicknamed BBK, that Leafly and most strain databases list as a cross of Afghani and Blackberry. It grows into a short, bushy plant with broad leaves and finishes in roughly 49 to 56 days of bloom indoors, or around the end of September outdoors. Published THC figures sit near 17–20%, and users describe a heavy, sleepy body effect with a sweet berry, hash and diesel aroma.
Many plants show yellow, purple and almost black tones in the calyxes, set off by bright red pistils.
Blackberry Kush strain specs
Blackberry Kush's figures come from Leafly, Weedmaps and AllBud, which agree on an indica-leaning plant but give slightly different THC and lineage details. No breeder publishes a tested height or yield, so those rows describe what growers report.
| Type | Indica-dominant hybrid |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Afghani × Blackberry (most listings); some list Bubba Kush × Blackberry |
| Bred by | Not confirmed; Weedmaps links versions to Jordan of the Islands and United Cannabis Seeds |
| THC | About 17% (Leafly) to 20% (AllBud) |
| CBD | Low, usually under 1% |
| Main terpenes | Myrcene, caryophyllene, limonene |
| Aroma & flavor | Sweet blackberry, grape, hash, earth and a jet-fuel edge |
| Reported effects | Relaxed, sleepy, tingly, hungry |
| Seed type | Feminized (female plants) |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 7–8 weeks (49–56 days, Weedmaps); some seed banks list up to 10 |
| Outdoor harvest | Around late September (Northern Hemisphere) |
| Height | Short to medium, with broad indica leaves |
| Yield | Medium to large in good conditions (Weedmaps) |
| Difficulty | Moderate; indoor plants need pest checks |
| Best methods | Sea of Green, topping and low-stress training |
| Climate | Indoors, or warm, dry gardens that finish before October rains |
Where does the Blackberry Kush strain come from?
Blackberry Kush is usually described as Afghani crossed with Blackberry, which gives it a heavy Afghan indica frame and a dark-fruit smell. Leafly lists it that way, and AllBud reviewers and Weedmaps also cite an Afghani × Blackberry version. The Afghani side explains the short, broad-leaved plant and the hashy base note; the Blackberry side brings the berry and grape tones.
The full history is less clear than for many classics. Weedmaps also records a Bubba Kush × Blackberry description, and SeedFinder's entry for Jordan of the Islands' Blackberry Kush lists a probable Bubba Kush × Blackberry background with no further data. No source confirms who made the first cross, so the breeder is best listed as unknown.
Is Blackberry Kush the same as Auto Blackberry Kush?
No. Dutch Passion's Auto Blackberry Kush is a separate autoflowering line, made from Dutch Passion's Blueberry and a dark Kush hash plant from its gene bank. It shares the name and the berry theme, but it flowers by age instead of day length and has different parents. The seeds on this page are photoperiod feminized Blackberry Kush, which needs a 12-hour night to bloom.
Colors depend on the plant and the room. Not every Blackberry Kush plant turns purple. Darker tones show most on phenotypes that carry them, often when night temperatures drop late in flower.
What does Blackberry Kush taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Blackberry Kush tastes of sweet blackberry and grape, layered over earthy hash with a sharper diesel or jet-fuel note that comes through on the exhale.
- Blackberry
- Grape
- Sweet
- Hash
- Earthy
- Diesel
Terpenes
- Myrcene
- Earthy, musky fruit; the terpene most sources rank first
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery, spicy depth
- Limonene
- Brighter fruit and citrus lift
Blackberry Kush has no breeder terpene sheet; lab tests of individual products put myrcene, caryophyllene and limonene in different orders.
Reported effects
People who smoke Blackberry Kush most often call it relaxing and sleepy, a heavy body effect that loosens tension and tends to bring on the munchies before bed. Leafly and Weedmaps users also mention a tingly, mellow feeling and some euphoria early on.
- Relaxed
- Sleepy
- Tingly
- Hungry
- Happy
Blackberry Kush's commonly reported downsides are strong couch-lock, dry mouth and, according to some AllBud reviewers, harsh smoke on big pulls.
These Blackberry Kush effects summarize user reports on Leafly, Weedmaps and AllBud. Everyone responds differently, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Blackberry Kush seeds?
Blackberry Kush seeds grow into compact, bushy indica plants that suit small tents: veg them for a few weeks, fill the canopy with topping or a Sea of Green setup, flower for about 7 to 8 weeks, and keep a close eye on pests and humidity.
- GerminateAbout 1 week
Blackberry Kush seedlings put out wide, dark leaves early, a first sign of the Afghani side.
- Vegetate3–5 weeks indoors
Flip small clones or seedlings early for SOG, or pinch the tip once and spread the branches for a flat, even canopy of short plants.
- Flower7–8 weeks
Once on 12/12, Blackberry Kush grows only a little taller. Buds pack on weight in the final three weeks, when berry and hash smells get strong.
- HarvestDay 49–56 indoors · late September outdoors
Cut once the trichomes are mostly milky with a few amber heads if you want the heaviest, sleepiest result.
Grow tips for Blackberry Kush
- Scout for pests every week. Weedmaps notes that indoor Blackberry Kush needs a skilled hand to keep pests away, so check leaf undersides for mites and gnats.
- Thin the inside of the bush. Broad leaves and tight nodes can trap moist air; removing some interior fan leaves helps the dense buds dry evenly.
- Use cool nights for color. Phenotypes that carry purple tones darken most when the dark period is a few degrees colder during the last weeks.
- Plan for the smell. The berry, hash and fuel mix gets pungent in the last weeks, so fit a carbon filter for indoor grows.
- Fit plenty of plants in a small space. Blackberry Kush stays short, which makes it a good match for a Sea of Green with many small plants under one light.
Is Blackberry Kush the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Want a heavy, relaxing evening indica
- Like dark-fruit flavors with a hashy, fuel-tinged finish
- Grow in a short tent or want a Sea of Green setup
- Enjoy strains that can show purple or near-black buds
Think twice if you
- Want an energetic daytime high
- Need a fully documented breeder pedigree
- Grow in a humid outdoor spot with early autumn rain
- Dislike strong smells during flowering
Blackberry Kush strain FAQ
Is Blackberry Kush indica or sativa?
Blackberry Kush is an indica-dominant hybrid. Its short height, broad leaves and sleepy, body-heavy effect all reflect the Afghani parent most listings give it. No major database publishes an exact indica percentage.
What are the parents of Blackberry Kush?
Leafly and most strain databases list Blackberry Kush as Afghani × Blackberry. Weedmaps and SeedFinder also record a Bubba Kush × Blackberry version linked to Jordan of the Islands, so the exact lineage depends on the seed line, and the original breeder is not confirmed.
How much THC does Blackberry Kush have?
Blackberry Kush is usually listed at about 17–20% THC: Leafly gives 17% and AllBud 20%. Individual reviewers report higher tests, but potency depends on the plant, the grow and when it is harvested. CBD is low.
How long does Blackberry Kush take to flower?
Blackberry Kush flowers in about 49 to 56 days, or 7 to 8 weeks, after the lights go to 12/12, according to Weedmaps. Some seed banks quote up to 10 weeks. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere it usually finishes around late September.
What does BBK stand for?
BBK is a common nickname for Blackberry Kush, used on Leafly and dispensary menus. It refers to the same berry-scented, indica-dominant strain, not a separate cross.
Why are some Blackberry Kush buds purple or black?
Some Blackberry Kush phenotypes carry pigments that show as purple, yellow and almost black tones in the buds, especially when late-flower nights are cool. Plants without those genes stay green, so color varies from seed to seed.
What does Blackberry Kush smell like?
Blackberry Kush smells of sweet blackberries and grape over hash and earth, with a jet-fuel or diesel edge. Product lab tests most often show myrcene, caryophyllene and limonene at the top.
Is Blackberry Kush hard to grow?
Blackberry Kush is moderate to grow. The plants stay short and manageable, but Weedmaps warns that indoor grows need care with pests, and the dense buds need good airflow to avoid mold late in flower.
Is Blackberry Kush the same as Blueberry Kush?
No. Blueberry Kush is a separate cross built on Blueberry, while Blackberry Kush is most often listed as Afghani × Blackberry. Both lean indica and smell fruity, but they come from different parents.
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John Trevor –
This is a great plant to grow for individuals like myself who have patience and a green thumb! It expanded quickly. enjoyed a successful harvest. highly forgiving and little upkeep. Also, I had a respectable output of roughly 450 grams per plant. I will definitely order this again!
Bev Frank –
I’ve been searching for this herb for a long time. It’s earthy, sweet, tart, and all-around wonderful. The vibrant purple and light green shades, large nugs, and flipping mild smoke of Blackberry kush can’t be beaten! I can assure you that you will be pleased with this weed. It’s a simple plant to develop, even for beginners, since it is resistant to molds, pests, and mildews. It’s excellent for reducing stress and anxiety. It gave us many good techniques and solutions to be innovative, and I enjoy sharing it with my friends and laughing at it! I will order it again!
Christopher Wilson –
I’m happy I found out about feminized marijuana strains. They make it so easy to grow plants, with no fussing around to get them to bloom. I tried Blackberry marijuana as my first autoflower because I adored tropical fruits and wanted to see if it tasted like Blackberries. What’s more, you know what? Currently, it does! I believe Blackberry Kush Fem would call this infused with fresh berries because the high is so chill and laid-back. I’ll order this again; I can’t live without my lovely Blackberry! It only grows short, but I almost got 500 grams of fresh buds in just a few weeks!
Jenna Drake –
My Blackberry Kush is a tremendous strain for coping with depression and anxiety, mainly using this marijuana. I grew it in a small grow room I set up in my basement specifically for this purpose. I got a good yield of about 450 grams per plant. At the same time, my weed grew 70 cm only. Typically only smoke it after work in the evening. It’s a little strong on the Indica side, so expect to feel sleepy after smoking it. However, it is calming and elevates my mood to a calm state. I love all the qualities of my homegrown weed, and I can say it is near perfection!
Paul Rosas –
For those with a green thumb and patience like me, this is an excellent plant to develop! I’ve been growing marijuana for a long time; however, this was my first time growing feminized seeds since I am only used to grow autoflowering seeds. Blackberry fem Seeds responds well in my outdoor space. They took off like lightning and have been highly cooperative after a few successful pruning sessions. The plant has dark purple and green buds, and the smoke in my mouth tastes earthy and sweet! A well-balanced buzz as well as decent marijuana to have around after work throughout the evening.
BoucherC –
This Blackberry Kush strain went well, it grew very fast. Had a good harvest. Very low maintenance and very forgiving. Really dense little buds and a nice top cola. Very pungent smelling buds. Absolutely amazing taste, citrusy and smooth, a real delight to smoke. I highly recommend this strain.