Blue Thai (Dinafem)
This sophisticated and exotic variety combines stabilized Thai genetics with fruity attributes of Blueberry. This strain is designed to deliver. Indoor yields can reach 600g/m² in 60 days of flowering. Fruity flavours with hints of tropical wood, blueberries and citrus provide a culinary experience one can’t forget. Blue Thai is medium-sized, loves the light, and has a good resistance to mold.
| Genetics | Indica/Sativa |
| Parents | Blueberry x Thai Skunk |
| Flowering period | 60 days |
| THC% | 13-16% |
| CBD% | Low |
| Yield (indoor) | 600g/m² |
| Height (indoor) | Medium |
| Yield (outdoor) | 700-800g/plant |
| Height (outdoor) | Medium |
| Harvest time (outdoor) | October |
| Available as | Feminized seeds |
| Seed bank | Dinafem |
Blue Thai: Stabilized Thai genetics mixed with fruity Blueberry
Blue Thai (Dinafem) is an amazing, resilient indica/sativa hybrid. It crosses Thai Skunk with a big name favourite, Blueberry. Blue Thai’s quick flowering period and mould resistance make this plant a darling for any grow.
Blue Thai grows to a medium height, both indoor and outdoor. Seed to harvest, this strain will take approximately 60 days, yielding 600g/m² indoors and 700-800g/plant outdoors. The harvest time for outdoor grows should be sometime in October. If temperatures fluctuate in the evenings, leaves and flowers can change. They will take on hues of violet and purple; a stellar sight to see.
This plant produces a large bounty, and the flower develops loads of sticky resin during the second half of its growth. Its flavour profile is fruity with hints of a wood. Blue Thai tests in the THC range of 13-16%, with low CBD.
Blue Thai is a solid hybrid. Take this one outdoors! It’s a perfect pairing for camping and cooking by the fire or taking a road trip to a new destination.
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Origins Of The Thai Strains
Thai strains made their first appearance in the Western world in the 1960s and became an instant success. The 1960s, 1970s and 1980s are dead and gone, but Thai strains are still present to this day; due to the notoriously long flowering period of pure Sativas mostly in hybrids.
