Glueberry OG grow review

Glueberry OG feminised cannabis seeds grown indoors by Canney (2)

In search of the most potent genetics possible, I stumbled upon Glueberry OG during my late night research. The description read well and also grower comments (including one or two grow reports from the USA) made me extremely curious. Not only did this strain receive prestigious awards, but the fact that it combines fruit salad and Kush flavors really won me over as a Kush lover. And since it was time to put plants in my tent, the decision wasn’t difficult for me. You can read below here how everything went and whether the highly touted genetics would live up to their name.

Customer grow review and pictures by Canney

In search of the most potent genetics possible, I stumbled upon Glueberry OG during my late night research. The description read well and also grower comments (including one or two grow reports from the USA) made me extremely curious. Not only did this strain receive prestigious awards, but the fact that it combines fruit salad and Kush flavors really won me over as a Kush lover. And since it was time to put plants in my tent, the decision wasn’t difficult for me. You can read below here how everything went and whether the highly touted genetics would live up to their name.

Customer grow review and pictures by Canney

Glueberry OG cultivation data

Genetics: Glueberry O.G. by Dutch Passion
Germination to harvest: 87 days
Medium: Bio Bizz Light mix in 9 litre pots
Light: 3 Sanlight Q4W modules
Temperature: 22-26°C
pH: 5.9 – 6.6
Irrigation: By hand
Humidity: 44 – 62% (up to 78% during the seedling phase)
Basic fertiliser: Vega and Flores from Biocanna
Booster and other additives: Bio Rhizotonic and Bio Boost, Photosynthesis Plus by Biocanna
Height: 88 – 99cm
Total yield: 670g (10 plants)

Glueberry OG cultivation data

Genetics: Glueberry O.G. by Dutch Passion
Germination to harvest: 87 days
Medium: Bio Bizz Light mix in 9 litre pots
Light: 3 Sanlight Q4W modules
Temperature: 22-26°C
pH: 5.9 – 6.6
Irrigation: By hand
Humidity: 44 – 62% (up to 78% during the seedling phase)
Basic fertiliser: Vega and Flores from Biocanna
Booster and other additives: Bio Rhizotonic and Bio Boost, Photosynthesis Plus by Biocanna
Height: 88 – 99cm
Total yield: 670g (10 plants)

Glueberry OG, cannabis seeds with pedigree genetics

Glueberry OG is the child of a threesome: First, Gorilla Glue #4 and the legendary O.G. Kush were crossed with each other. The result convinced the breeders at Dutch Passion, but they upped the ante by crossing with a Blueberry afterwards. This delivers fruity notes that should harmonise fantastically in connection with the Kush.

Gorilla Glue has made a name for itself in recent years and hails from the United States. It is the product of crossing Chem’s Sister with Sour Dubb and Chocolate Diesel. OG Kush doesn’t need many words. These genetics also owe their legendary status to its not-entirely traceable origin. The original Blueberry came to Dutch Passion straight from master grower DJ Short (father of the Blue family of classic cannabis strains) and is loaded with strong blueberry flavors that are meant to really shine.

Cannabis cup winning results

In 2017, Glueberry O.G. took 2nd place in the Netherlands HomeGrown Cup in the indica category and 3rd place in the outdoor category in 2018. The fact of the matter is, these genetics are easy to grow outdoors too. This can be found in the manufacturer’s information, but also in many reports and comments from active growers worldwide.

Glueberry O.G. copes well with different/variable climatic conditions. Fantastic results can also be achieved indoors, in tents and boxes, but good air circulation should be ensured at all times (due to the massive buds produced).

At this point I also recommend the use of oscillating fans, i.e. fans that move back and forth. These ensure that the air really reaches all corners. If you don’t take this point seriously, you have to reckon with bud rot (botrytis) when the air is still. And that, folks, is heartbreaking.

I haven’t had any problems like this in the first five years of my home growing career. In one of my last grows, however, I had to remove two well-developed main shoots (in the last third of the flowering phase) because of mold growth. That was about 50g lost, which was very painful.

Dutch Passion have created a hybrid of indica and sativa strains here. Depending on the phenotype of the particular Glueberry O.G. specimen, one trait or another will be more dominant. I personally like this phenotype variety. I would hate to grow and harvest ten absolutely identical plants. This is a challenge at times during the grow – especially when the plants grow to different heights. But the results are so different in terms of effects and taste that this selection makes me happier than just harvesting the same weed over and over again.

Cannabis cup winning results

In 2017, Glueberry O.G. took 2nd place in the Netherlands HomeGrown Cup in the indica category and 3rd place in the outdoor category in 2018. The fact of the matter is, these genetics are easy to grow outdoors too. This can be found in the manufacturer’s information, but also in many reports and comments from active growers worldwide. Glueberry O.G. copes well with different/variable climatic conditions. Fantastic results can also be achieved indoors, in tents and boxes, but good air circulation should be ensured at all times (due to the massive buds produced).

At this point I also recommend the use of oscillating fans, i.e. fans that move back and forth. These ensure that the air really reaches all corners. If you don’t take this point seriously, you have to reckon with bud rot (botrytis) when the air is still. And that, folks, is heartbreaking. I haven’t had any problems like this in the first five years of my home growing career. In one of my last grows, however, I had to remove two well-developed main shoots (in the last third of the flowering phase) because of mold growth. That was about 50g lost, which was very painful.

Dutch Passion have created a hybrid of indica and sativa strains here. Depending on the phenotype of the particular Glueberry O.G. specimen, one trait or another will be more dominant. I personally like this phenotype variety. I would hate to grow and harvest ten absolutely identical plants. This is a challenge at times during the grow – especially when the plants grow to different heights. But the results are so different in terms of effects and taste that this selection makes me happier than just harvesting the same weed over and over again.

Glueberry OG grow journal by Canney

Glueberry OG feminised cannabis seeds grown indoors by Canney (11)

Seedling Vegetative stage Flowering stage Harvest

Glueberry OG cannabis seeds germinated and grown

I ordered ten cannabis seeds for a little more than 80 euros. The feminised seeds themselves were shrink-wrapped in paper packaging lined with foil on the inside and were in an attractive-looking metal case. When these new seeds arrived, however, there was still an existing harvest waiting to be chopped. Hence the visit by my friend, who wanted to help with the harvest. So the cannabis seeds first went into the fridge, where they were safe for the next two weeks.

Since I still use my tent for drying after the harvest, I was only able to start the seeds afterwards. In order to save some time here in the future, I’ve been thinking for a long time about getting another small grow tent for the new grows and move them to the big tent after the blooms drying inside are ready to be removed. Of course, this is always a question of spatial capacities.

All ten cannabis seeds germinated and this time I planted them directly in the grow containers. My 9 litre pots were filled with a light mix. At first, only one of my Q4W LED modules from Sanlight was on, which I set to the lowest level. That was enough at first.

I had already pre-watered the soil a little before planting the seedlings, but not excessively. I kept a close eye on the moisture in the soil for the first few days and kept spraying the surface with the spray bottle. My fan ran at the lowest level and was hardly audible.

After four days below the surface, the first seedlings broke through and stretched towards the light. The first pair of leaves formed slightly oval leaves, in the middle of which the next leaves came out. Three days later, all the seedlings were “born” and so far seemed very healthy. At first I didn’t use any fertiliser, only clear water. Only after about four days were the seedlings given the first shot of root booster. Nutrients are included in the light mix for the first 10 to 14 days.

Not much happened in the first seven days. The seedlings still look very fragile at this stage and the leaf pairs were slow to grow. Apparently faster growth usually begins after the first week and the plant stems become stronger. From that moment I increased the intensity of the light and also started to give more water.

Cannabis nutrients introduced on day 11

The first nutrients came on day 11 and by the end of the second week I had ten evenly grown seedlings in front of me. My fan whirled a lot of air through my tent and the plants now seemed much more stable. A few days before, I couldn’t point the fan directly at the plants.

With the beginning of the third week I connected another Q4W LED module. The first almost hand-sized fan leaves had developed and I decided to start the flowering phase on day 23. With a transition period of five to seven days, I was pretty much on schedule. Until now, the LED modules burned for 18 hours a day, and then only twelve hours in the flowering phase.

On day 29 I noticed signs of pre-flowering on two plants. Of course, there were now more nutrients and other additives. In addition, a few bacteria and fungi for the soil. At this point, the shoots began to stretch and the plants began to increase in height and width.

A pleasant smell of cannabis was produced. Every time I touched the plants while watering my arms smelled intensely. So I had to turn my extraction fan up a bit, but that was already done by the time the second LED light was put on. Since more heat developed in this way, I had to dissipate it more quickly. Temperatures that are as constant as possible spare the plants daily stress.

Glueberry OG in bloom

I soon had to pull the pots even further apart, otherwise the plants would have robbed each other of the light. The onset of flowering also increased the need for light, so I installed my third and final Sanlight Q4W. All three lamps were now running at the highest level. I shifted most of the light phase into the night hours, to take advantage or the cooler ambient conditions. It wasn’t really necessary this year, but at least the price of electricity is cheaper at night.

With some plants, the surface of the soil had become totally compacted, so that when watering, the liquid only slowly penetrated the soil. I scraped a few millimetres into the soil with a fork, basically loosening the surface up a little.

The first white flowering pistils began to develop at the tips of the shoots and the water requirements of the plants increased significantly. I now put about a litre of water in the pots every two to three days.

By week six all plants had bud sites that still looked very delicate and airy. These slowly began to compact. From the eighth week, the flowers began to release more resin and the buds started to swell quite a bit. Every time I opened my tent, I was greeted by a strong smell of weed. Respect to the activated carbon filters! The fan ran at 90%.

By day 76 the plants were mature and a fantastic sight to behold. Massive main blooms accompanied by side shoots, some of which could rival the main bloom. I started flushing out the soil by just giving water. This will reduce the fertiliser residue in the soil and help ensure the purest flavour possible.

On day 82 I watered one last time and three days later the lights went out for good. I left the ten resin-soaked plants in the dark for another 48 hours. I imagine that this causes an additional resin output. In the case of Glueberry OG, I couldn’t judge that with the best will in the world, because everything was already overflowing with resin!

Harvest approaches for Glueberry OG

I got two friends to help me with the harvest because I don’t like sitting alone in the tent for hours. On the one hand, it just takes too long for me alone, and on the other hand, it’s just so much more sociable.

With snacks, drinks and joints we got to work. We disassembled the plants into their branches, in the second step removed the foliage. This was easy to do with your fingers and finally we started trimming. I laid out the finished buds on nets and left them in the dark. I turned my extraction fan down significantly because it ran at maximum power during the harvest.

After four days, I peeked into my tent for the first time and flipped a few buds. Everything was still wet, but on the right track. After another two days later the buds were dry on the outside but still damp on the inside. So I packed everything in airtight boxes. Overnight, the already-dry parts of the buds sucked the moisture out of the core, and I laid everything out again the next morning. This continued for the next few days until I had a product that I liked.

What was striking about this harvest was our high consumption of latex gloves. The buds were so sticky that each of my helpers had to change gloves after each plant. The scissors also quickly stuck together, but at least they were easy to scrape free. The Glueberry OG really lived up to her name!

Glueberry OG grow journal by Canney

Seedling Vegetative stage Flowering stage Harvest

Glueberry OG cannabis seeds germinated and grown

I ordered ten cannabis seeds for a little more than 80 euros. The feminised seeds themselves were shrink-wrapped in paper packaging lined with foil on the inside and were in an attractive-looking metal case. When these new seeds arrived, however, there was still an existing harvest waiting to be chopped. Hence the visit by my friend, who wanted to help with the harvest. So the cannabis seeds first went into the fridge, where they were safe for the next two weeks.

Since I still use my tent for drying after the harvest, I was only able to start the seeds afterwards. In order to save some time here in the future, I’ve been thinking for a long time about getting another small grow tent for the new grows and move them to the big tent after the blooms drying inside are ready to be removed. Of course, this is always a question of spatial capacities.

All ten cannabis seeds germinated and this time I planted them directly in the grow containers. My 9 litre pots were filled with a light mix. At first, only one of my Q4W LED modules from Sanlight was on, which I set to the lowest level. That was enough at first. I had already pre-watered the soil a little before planting the seedlings, but not excessively. I kept a close eye on the moisture in the soil for the first few days and kept spraying the surface with the spray bottle. My fan ran at the lowest level and was hardly audible.

After four days below the surface, the first seedlings broke through and stretched towards the light. The first pair of leaves formed slightly oval leaves, in the middle of which the next leaves came out. Three days later, all the seedlings were “born” and so far seemed very healthy. At first I didn’t use any fertiliser, only clear water. Only after about four days were the seedlings given the first shot of root booster. Nutrients are included in the light mix for the first 10 to 14 days.

Not much happened in the first seven days. The seedlings still look very fragile at this stage and the leaf pairs were slow to grow. Apparently faster growth usually begins after the first week and the plant stems become stronger. From that moment I increased the intensity of the light and also started to give more water.

Cannabis nutrients introduced on day 11

The first nutrients came on day 11 and by the end of the second week I had ten evenly grown seedlings in front of me. My fan whirled a lot of air through my tent and the plants now seemed much more stable. A few days before, I couldn’t point the fan directly at the plants.

With the beginning of the third week I connected another Q4W LED module. The first almost hand-sized fan leaves had developed and I decided to start the flowering phase on day 23. With a transition period of five to seven days, I was pretty much on schedule. Until now, the LED modules burned for 18 hours a day, and then only twelve hours in the flowering phase.

On day 29 I noticed signs of pre-flowering on two plants. Of course, there were now more nutrients and other additives. In addition, a few bacteria and fungi for the soil. At this point, the shoots began to stretch and the plants began to increase in height and width. A pleasant smell of cannabis was produced. Every time I touched the plants while watering my arms smelled intensely. So I had to turn my extraction fan up a bit, but that was already done by the time the second LED light was put on. Since more heat developed in this way, I had to dissipate it more quickly. Temperatures that are as constant as possible spare the plants daily stress.

Glueberry OG in bloom

I soon had to pull the pots even further apart, otherwise the plants would have robbed each other of the light. The onset of flowering also increased the need for light, so I installed my third and final Sanlight Q4W. All three lamps were now running at the highest level. I shifted most of the light phase into the night hours, to take advantage or the cooler ambient conditions. It wasn’t really necessary this year, but at least the price of electricity is cheaper at night.

With some plants, the surface of the soil had become totally compacted, so that when watering, the liquid only slowly penetrated the soil. I scraped a few millimetres into the soil with a fork, basically loosening the surface up a little.

The first white flowering pistils began to develop at the tips of the shoots and the water requirements of the plants increased significantly. I now put about a litre of water in the pots every two to three days.

By week six all plants had bud sites that still looked very delicate and airy. These slowly began to compact. From the eighth week, the flowers began to release more resin and the buds started to swell quite a bit. Every time I opened my tent, I was greeted by a strong smell of weed. Respect to the activated carbon filters! The fan ran at 90%.

By day 76 the plants were mature and a fantastic sight to behold. Massive main blooms accompanied by side shoots, some of which could rival the main bloom. I started flushing out the soil by just giving water. This will reduce the fertiliser residue in the soil and help ensure the purest flavour possible. On day 82 I watered one last time and three days later the lights went out for good. I left the ten resin-soaked plants in the dark for another 48 hours. I imagine that this causes an additional resin output. In the case of Glueberry OG, I couldn’t judge that with the best will in the world, because everything was already overflowing with resin!

Harvest approaches for Glueberry OG

I got two friends to help me with the harvest because I don’t like sitting alone in the tent for hours. On the one hand, it just takes too long for me alone, and on the other hand, it’s just so much more sociable. With snacks, drinks and joints we got to work. We disassembled the plants into their branches, in the second step removed the foliage. This was easy to do with your fingers and finally we started trimming. I laid out the finished buds on nets and left them in the dark. I turned my extraction fan down significantly because it ran at maximum power during the harvest.

After four days, I peeked into my tent for the first time and flipped a few buds. Everything was still wet, but on the right track. After another two days later the buds were dry on the outside but still damp on the inside. So I packed everything in airtight boxes. Overnight, the already-dry parts of the buds sucked the moisture out of the core, and I laid everything out again the next morning. This continued for the next few days until I had a product that I liked.

What was striking about this harvest was our high consumption of latex gloves. The buds were so sticky that each of my helpers had to change gloves after each plant. The scissors also quickly stuck together, but at least they were easy to scrape free. The Glueberry OG really lived up to her name!

Glueberry OG feminised cannabis seeds grown indoors by Canney (3)

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Glueberry OG smoke test and review

A good two weeks after the harvest, the time had come. The first tasting was coming up and I snapped off a piece of the stickiest main bloom. The buds were extremely compact, and even the smallest bits going into the grinder yielded large amounts. Half a gram with a pinch of tobacco rolled into an unbleached paper with a charcoal filter mouthpiece.

This is what my typical joints look like. Already the first puffs conveyed a very fruity note, paired with earthy and resinous aromas. After inhaling I could actually taste a slightly peppery note (as described by Dutch Passion), which combined with the fruity taste was very interesting. The Kush aroma also subtly resonated in the background.

With a total of 670g of dry, cured bud I was extremely satisfied and was able to make friends and family happy. I’m so excited about this strain, especially how easy it is to grow, that Glueberry OG. definitely made my top 10 list. It’s a good strain for beginners and a real gem for those growers who like to get a bit more from their harvest.

Glueberry OG smoke test and review

A good two weeks after the harvest, the time had come. The first tasting was coming up and I snapped off a piece of the stickiest main bloom. The buds were extremely compact, and even the smallest bits going into the grinder yielded large amounts. Half a gram with a pinch of tobacco rolled into an unbleached paper with a charcoal filter mouthpiece.

This is what my typical joints look like. Already the first puffs conveyed a very fruity note, paired with earthy and resinous aromas. After inhaling I could actually taste a slightly peppery note (as described by Dutch Passion), which combined with the fruity taste was very interesting. The Kush aroma also subtly resonated in the background.

With a total of 670g of dry, cured bud I was extremely satisfied and was able to make friends and family happy. I’m so excited about this strain, especially how easy it is to grow, that Glueberry OG. definitely made my top 10 list. It’s a good strain for beginners and a real gem for those growers who like to get a bit more from their harvest.

Glueberry O.G. feminised seeds

Glueberry OG grown indoors under led grow lights

Dutch Passion recommend a growth period of three to four weeks from germination. These genetics have rather slow to average growth but are very stable.

Heights of one to one and a half meters are often reached. The yield is above average. The breeder also specifically recommends this strain for beginners. Glueberry O.G. feminised cannabis seeds will grow happily in any grow medium and lends itself to a variety of growing methods. In flowering, this variety also tolerates strong lighting and will thank you for this with strong and sticky blooms.

Another characteristic of the Glueberry O.G. is their suitability for products in further processing. Cannabis concentrates, cannabis oil, hash, etc. all work well with Glueberry O.G. because the end result is high in resin. For all stoners who like strong indica weed, I recommend letting the plants grow and mature an extra week or two. This encourages the formation of even more amber resin crystals that will have you couch-locked.

These were my research results, which led me to order and grow this strain. Admittedly, manufacturer claims are often fluffed up and like to describe results obtained under professional conditions (by professionals who do nothing but grow in perfect conditions all the time). Time and material resources are available to professional growers that we can only dream of. After all, I have a full-time job and two children on the side. It is simply not possible to always devote the same time and attention to the plants. But at the end of the day, it’s just a hobby, and the results have rarely disappointed me.

Glueberry O.G. feminised seeds

Dutch Passion recommend a growth period of three to four weeks from germination. These genetics have rather slow to average growth but are very stable. Heights of one to one and a half meters are often reached. The yield is above average. The breeder also specifically recommends this strain for beginners.

Glueberry O.G. feminised cannabis seeds will grow happily in any grow medium and lends itself to a variety of growing methods. In flowering, this variety also tolerates strong lighting and will thank you for this with strong and sticky blooms.

Another characteristic of the Glueberry O.G. is their suitability for products in further processing. Cannabis concentrates, cannabis oil, hash, etc. all work well with Glueberry O.G. because the end result is high in resin. For all stoners who like strong indica weed, I recommend letting the plants grow and mature an extra week or two. This encourages the formation of even more amber resin crystals that will have you couch-locked.

These were my research results, which led me to order and grow this strain. Admittedly, manufacturer claims are often fluffed up and like to describe results obtained under professional conditions (by professionals who do nothing but grow in perfect conditions all the time).

Time and material resources are available to professional growers that we can only dream of. After all, I have a full-time job and two children on the side. It is simply not possible to always devote the same time and attention to the plants. But at the end of the day, it’s just a hobby, and the results have rarely disappointed me.

Dutch Passion thoughts on the Glueberry O.G. results from Canney

Seeing a customer give Glueberry O.G. a place in their personal Top-10 gives a huge sense of satisfaction to the Dutch Passion team. It’s a reward for all the hard work travelling, locating and sourcing elite cuttings of the best genetics and working hard to improve/stabilise them.

Canney had all the advantages of a modern grow room, with three powerful SANlight LED fixtures and a stable grow environment. The light-mix soil provides an aerated, root-friendly environment and promotes fast growth. Congratulations on a heavy haul of premium sticky buds!

Dutch Passion thoughts on the Glueberry O.G. results from Canney

Seeing a customer give Glueberry O.G. a place in their personal Top-10 gives a huge sense of satisfaction to the Dutch Passion team. It’s a reward for all the hard work travelling, locating and sourcing elite cuttings of the best genetics and working hard to improve/stabilise them.

Canney had all the advantages of a modern grow room, with three powerful SANlight LED fixtures and a stable grow environment. The light-mix soil provides an aerated, root-friendly environment and promotes fast growth. Congratulations on a heavy haul of premium sticky buds!

Glueberry OG grown indoors in pictures

Glueberry OG feminised cannabis seeds grown indoors by Canney (6)

About the grower

The original Glueberry OG grow report was published on THCENE 6/2021, and comes courtsey of Canney, a social worker with a passion for growing cannabis and writing. After nearly a decade of experience, this “semi-professional home grower” combined his two hobbies and regularly publishes diaries from seed to harvest on the THCENE magazine.

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Glueberry OG grow journal by Canney

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Glueberry OG grow journal by Canney

Glueberry OG cannabis seeds germinated and grown

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Glueberry OG in bloom

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Glueberry OG smoke test and review

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Dutch Passion thoughts on the Glueberry O.G. results from Canney

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