Blueberry Bubblegum Automatic

Blueberry Bubblegum Automatic – Sensi Seeds Research

Blueberry Bubblegum Automatic offers a great terpene profile: it is undeniably sweet and reminiscent of bubblegum, with intense fruity notes of fresh blueberries and citrus. It also offers subtle hints of pepper, fresh herbs and gas - the unique combination of terpenes, including limonene, caryophyllene and myrcene, creates a delightful bouquet of earthy scents with a strong citrus undertone. Blueberry Bubblegum Auto is the cross of Gelato #420 Auto and Sunset Sherbet, an automatic mostly Indica that is easy to grow. It can be grown in all environments, even the most novice grower will always get top results with these feminised seeds.

Lineage: Gelato #420 Auto x Sunset Sherbet
Genetics: automatic mostly Indica
Duration from seedling to harvest: 8 - 9 weeks
Smell: sweet chewing gum, blueberries, citrus fruits, pepper, herbs, gas
Height: 60 - 100 cm
THC: 22%

Sensi Seeds Research: Innovation meets classic

Sensi Seeds Research is a separate line from the legendary seed bank Sensi Seeds. While the parent company has been synonymous with stable classics since the 1980s, the Research programme is aimed at anyone who is interested in new and exciting experiments. Modern strains are combined with proven classics, and the community actively participates in naming and providing feedback.

Quick Facts
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Started: 2019 by Sensi Seeds
Focus: Hybrid, feminised photoperiod and automatic strains
Known For: Mandarin Punch, Banana Kush Cake, Purple Skunk Auto
Good For: Anyone who wants to try out innovative genetics

While the main Sensi Seeds catalog focuses on timeless classics, the Research program is all about discovery, modern crosses, and experimental genetics. Since launching with eleven different cannabis strains in 2019, the line has continuously expanded and now includes dozens of exclusive, highquality strains. One unique aspect is the active involvement of the community, contributing feedback and even helping to name new varieties.