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indica-dominant strainBlackberry Pie
Blackberry Pie is recorded as an indica-dominant cross of Jillybean and Blackberry Widow. The source states a THC range of 18 to 24 percent, which may vary depending on phenotype and batch.
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Recorded ranges
These values are intended for orientation. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Parent lineage and family tree
Blackberry Pie is at the beginning. The documented parent lines follow below, through the 3rd generation.
Editorial profile
Blackberry Pie in detail
Origin & classification
Blackberry Pie is genetically described as a cross of Jillybean and Blackberry Widow. These two parents are the specific starting point of the profile and are named consistently in both the base data and the brief source description. The strain is categorized as an indica-dominant hybrid. However, no history of its creation, responsible breeder or meaning of the name is documented.
Aroma & flavour
The available material provides no reliable specifics for the sensory description. Neither blackberry nor pastry, sweet, earthy or spicy notes are explicitly mentioned. The name “Blackberry Pie” may evoke corresponding associations, but it does not replace a source reference for aroma or flavour. Individual terpenes are also entirely absent. Deriving characteristics from the parent names would be unreliable, as crosses can display different phenotypic expressions.
Terpene profile
A THC range of 18 to 24 percent is recorded as a measurable reference point. It indicates a potent profile, but does not describe a fixed concentration for every plant or every product derived from it. Laboratory values may change with phenotype, growing method, maturity, processing and batch. The source does not state CBD values. The ratio of different cannabinoids therefore cannot be determined reliably either.
Effect tendency
The dataset contains no recurring user reports regarding effects. The indica-dominant classification must not automatically be equated with drowsiness, relaxation or physical heaviness. Such effects can vary from person to person and would need to be explicitly substantiated for this profile. For the same reason, there are no statements about duration, intensity, suitable time of day or potential uses.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The source base is also too limited for cultivation. No flowering time, growth structure, height, yield figures, resin characteristics or indoor and outdoor growing requirements are stated. The genetic information does provide a frame of comparison, but does not allow reliable conclusions about the specific cultivation traits of this strain. Information on other Blackberry Pie versions should also not be adopted without verifying their identity.
Additional classification
The reliable portrait therefore rests on three elements: Jillybean × Blackberry Widow, the indica-dominant category and the variable THC range. This information is sufficient for a clear basic classification, but not for a detailed sensory or practical strain profile. Editorial expansion should only take place once a coherent description with verifiable characteristics is available.
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Frequently asked questions about Blackberry Pie
What type of strain is Blackberry Pie?
We list Blackberry Pie as an indica-dominant strain with the parent lineage Jillybean × Blackberry Widow.
What genetics are behind Blackberry Pie?
The parent lineage of Blackberry Pie is Jillybean × Blackberry Widow.
How high is the THC content of Blackberry Pie?
Blackberry Pie is listed with a THC range of 18–24 %. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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