Blueberry Autoflowering
Price range: $65.00 through $255.00
Blueberry Autoflowering captures the legendary color, aroma, and flavor of the original Blueberry line in a compact, fast-finishing format. It produces richly scented flowers with deep green and violet hues, finishing quickly and easily under most growing conditions.
This variety originates from classic Blueberry genetics crossed with a sturdy autoflowering hybrid, combining the fruity sweetness and striking coloration of the original with the resilience and rapid growth of modern automatic lines. Plants stay short and bushy, developing thick side branches that fill with dense, resinous buds. As they mature, cooler temperatures bring out shades of purple and blue beneath the layer of trichomes. The aroma is distinctly sweet and berry-like, with gentle herbal and earthy undertones. Blueberry Autoflowering thrives in both indoor and outdoor setups and rewards attentive care with colorful, aromatic harvests that reflect its iconic heritage.
Sow seeds directly into final containers or outdoor beds to avoid transplant stress. Germination occurs in 3–7 days at 70–80 °F (21–27 °C). Maintain at least 18 hours of light indoors or full sun outdoors. Plants typically grow 50–90 cm (20–36 in) tall and finish in about 70–80 days from sprout. Use well-aerated soil with moderate nutrients and steady moisture. Allow cooler night temperatures near harvest to enhance blue and purple tones. Suitable for temperate to warm climates (USDA 9–11).
Days to Germination: 3–7
Days to Maturity: 70–80 from seed
Plant Habit: Short, branching bush
Flower: Dense blue-green buds with violet tones
Aroma: Sweet berry with mild herbal earthiness
Best For: Indoor tents, balconies, and decorative grows
Zones: 9–11
Packet count: varies by pack size
Type: Autoflowering Hybrid
Sun: Full Sun or 18 h light
Height / Spread: 50–90 cm / 45 cm
Spacing: 35–40 cm (14–16 in)
Depth: 0.5 cm (¼ in)
Germination Window: 3–7 days
Maturity: 70–80 days
Zones: 9–11
Seeds are sold for horticultural use. Results vary by climate and gardener skill. Not a food, supplement, or medicine. Follow local regulations.
