Auto Blackberry Kush by Dutch Passion
Auto Blackberry Kush carries much of its identity through appearance. This is not a variety that becomes interesting only after harvest. During the run, the darker tones move more and more clearly into the flower picture, and that shift toward purple to almost black shades gives it a very distinct face within the Dutch Passion auto range.
The genetic base of Blueberry and a dark, powerful hash plant explains why fruit and kush do not sit apart here. The profile stays earthy, pine leaning and noticeably more kush driven than many purely fruit led lines, while still allowing enough berry character to keep it from feeling flat or overly heavy.
In structure, the more compact indica side shows itself quite clearly. Plants stay manageable, set dense flowers and build a frame that does not ask for wide expansion. Much of the variety feels squat, resin rich and geared toward a clean finish without turning into a tiny automatic.
Roughly 10 to 11 weeks from seed to harvest give it enough time to bring colour, resin and flower mass together. Yield tends to stay in the solid to strong range, and cooler phases can push the darker shades even further. That is one reason it stays memorable not only as a kush auto but as a line with genuine visual identity.
What remains most strongly with Auto Blackberry Kush is the picture of a compact, colour rich and resin heavy automatic where dark looks, dense flower structure and a fruity earthy kush core sit very close together.
Data sheet
| Crossing | Blueberry x Dark hash-plant |
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| Strain | Indica Dominant |
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| THC | 20 % |
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| Life cycle | 70-77 days from germination to harvest |
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| High | 50-100 cm |
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| Yield | Medium - High |
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| Yield indoors | 400-450 g/m2 |
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| Aroma | Blueberry, sweet, fruity, earthy, pine, Kush |
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