How to Grow Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto
The blueberry lemon haze strain name reads like a dessert menu, and the plant delivers on it. Sold as Blueberry x Lemon Haze Auto at Blimburn Seeds, it folds Blueberry’s famous fruit into haze brightness on an automatic clock: a 60% sativa that finishes its whole life in 8-10 weeks at a pocket-sized 3.94 ft.
The chemistry sits in a friendly middle at 16-22% THC, and the effect is pure daytime: energetic, euphoric and uplifted, haze character without a haze calendar. The flavor triangle is the strain’s signature, bright citrus over berry fruit with an old-school hashish undertone that gives the sweetness some gravel.
Recommended Strains
Blueberry x Lemon Haze Auto
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THC | 16% - 22% (Medium) |
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Type | Autoflowering |
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Yield | Low |
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Phenotype | 40% Indica / 60% Sativa |
CBD Lemon Haze Auto
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CBD | 5% – 8% (Low) |
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Type | CBD Autoflowering |
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Yield | Medium |
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Phenotype | 40% Indica / 60% Sativa |
One number decides your strategy before you germinate: indoors it yields a modest 250 g/m², but outdoors a single plant can deliver 600 grams. Few strains invert indoors and outdoors this dramatically, so this guide is written with the garden in mind, and the tent as the quick, small-batch option.
Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto at a Glance
The datasheet, with the two yield rows telling the whole strategic story.
| Type | Autoflowering |
| Lineage | Blueberry x Haze x Ruderalis |
| Phenotype | 40% Indica / 60% Sativa |
| THC | 16% – 22% (medium) |
| Climate | Temperate |
| Height | Up to 3.94 ft (1.2 m) |
| Life cycle | 8 – 10 weeks from seed |
| Harvest window | All Season |
| Yield indoor | 0.82 oz/ft² (250 g/m²) |
| Yield outdoor | 21.16 oz/plant (600 g/plant) |
| Effects | Energetic, euphoric, uplifted |
| Flavors | Citrus, fruity, hashish |
Read those yields as a recommendation rather than a contradiction: under artificial light the plant stays conservative, but hand it real sun and a big root zone and it multiplies its output. For a 3.94 ft autoflower that passes for garden greenery, 600 grams per plant is a remarkable return.
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Getting Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto Started
Germinate at 70-79°F in a paper towel or directly in the medium, and sow the cracked seed straight into its final container. Autoflowers lose growing days to every transplant, and this cultivar’s compact frame means each lost day shows in the harvest. Indoors, a 3-5 gallon fabric pot; outdoors, 10-15 gallons or open ground, which is where the magic number lives.
Run lights 18-20 hours daily from sprout to harvest with daytime temperatures of 68-81°F and 50-60% humidity through the vegetative weeks. The sativa share shows as quick, slightly lanky early growth that fills in once flowering begins on its own around week 3.
Feeding Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto by EC
Haze-leaning autos prefer restraint. Feed by EC, hold pH at 6.0-6.5 in soil, and stay at the gentle end of each range unless the plant clearly asks for more.
| Stage | Weeks | EC | Notes |
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| Seedling | 1-2 | 0.4 – 0.6 | Plain water or very light feed |
| Early veg | 2-3 | 0.8 – 1.2 | Nitrogen-leaning base nutrients |
| Preflower | 3-4 | 1.2 – 1.4 | Transition as flowering begins by age |
| Bloom | 5-8 | 1.4 – 1.6 | Bloom base at the gentle end |
| Flush | Final 1-2 | 0.0 – 0.4 | Plain pH-corrected water |
Pale new growth asks for a step up; dark, clawing tips ask for a step back, and on an 8-10 week clock the stepping back needs to happen the day you notice. Outdoor plants in living soil often need little more than water and a mid-bloom topdress.
Flush thoroughly at the end. Citrus and berry are the most fragile notes in the jar, and a clean finish is what keeps them in front of the hashish base.
Training a Compact Sativa Auto
Low-stress training only, started in week 2: bend the main stem over the pot rim and tuck new shoots outward every few days. The flexible sativa branches cooperate, and the small frame means fifteen minutes a week covers the entire job. Skip topping; the clock is too tight and the plant too small to spend recovery time.
Indoors, a light defoliation at the start of flowering helps the modest canopy use every photon. Outdoors, let the structure breathe on its own; the open, airy bud spacing inherited from the haze side handles humidity well without intervention.
Growing Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto Outdoors
Outdoors is this strain’s home field. The 600 gram ceiling comes from sun, soil volume and the All Season window working together: plant after the last frost, and the 8-10 week life cycle finishes the plant at any point of the warm months. Growers in temperate climates can run two staggered plants and harvest twice before autumn arrives.
Give each plant the sunniest spot available, water consistently, and stake the main stem once buds set, because a 3.94 ft plant carrying over a pound of flower leans hard by the final weeks. The compact height and unassuming look make it one of the most discreet big producers in the catalog.
Harvesting and Curing Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto
Start checking trichomes around week 7 from sprout; fast phenotypes ripen near day 56, the rest by day 70. Harvest at mostly cloudy with the first ambers to keep the energetic, uplifted character bright; this is daytime flower, and extra amber only dulls its best feature.
Dry for 10-14 days at 59-68°F and around 55% humidity, then cure in glass for at least two weeks with daily burping early on. The layers arrive in order: citrus first, the berry depth by week two, and the hashish undertone settling in last, around week three, to anchor the whole profile.
What to Do With Your Trim
With a hashish note already in the flavor, the trim’s destiny is obvious: dry-sift it for kief or wash ice water hash, where the haze-family resin delivers aromatic, old-school results. The citrus-berry side also survives beautifully in infused butter for edibles. An outdoor plant at full size leaves plenty of material to work with.
Aroma, Flavor and Terpenes
Five terpenes carry the citrus-fruit-hashish triangle. Terpinolene leads with the bright, zesty sparkle that reads as the lemon in the name, while myrcene supplies the ripe berry depth beneath it, the Blueberry inheritance doing its work. Caryophyllene adds warm pepper in the middle.
The finishers define the character: linalool lends a soft floral sweetness, and p-Cymene, the dry, aromatic rarity, gives the exhale its aged, hashish-like edge, the note that makes this jar smell like a classic instead of a candy. Short list, complete story, and it keeps improving in glass for a month.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Blueberry Lemon Haze strain?
Blueberry Lemon Haze, sold as Blueberry x Lemon Haze Auto by Blimburn Seeds, is an autoflowering 60% sativa crossing Blueberry with Haze genetics over ruderalis. It combines 16-22% THC with a citrus, fruity and hashish flavor profile in a compact 3.94 ft plant.
Does Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto need a light schedule change?
No. It flowers on age rather than light hours, starting around week 3 from sprout. Keep the same 18-20 hours of daily light from seedling to harvest indoors, and outdoors the sun handles everything at any point of the frost-free season.
How long does Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto take from seed to harvest?
The complete life cycle runs 8-10 weeks from germination. The fastest phenotypes are jar-ready by day 60, which allows two staggered outdoor runs in a single temperate summer.
How much does Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto yield?
Indoors it is modest at 0.82 oz/ft² (250 g/m²), but outdoors a single plant with sun and root space delivers up to 21.16 oz (600 g). The gap is unusually wide, which makes this a garden strain first and a tent strain second.
Is Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto good for beginners?
Yes. It needs no schedule management, no transplanting and only gentle feeding, while the airy haze-style buds resist humidity problems. Give it sun and patience and it practically runs itself.
What does Blueberry Lemon Haze Auto taste like?
Bright citrus over ripe berry with an old-school hashish undertone, zesty on the inhale, fruity through the middle, earthy and aged on the exhale. The berry side deepens notably after two to three weeks of curing.
