Blue Power strain guide
Blue Power is an indica-leaning hybrid from Sin City Seeds, built from four strains: Blue Moonshine, Sour Dubb, The White and Master Kush. People know it for a berry, lemon and earthy smell and a feel that starts clear and turns calm. A different Blue Power from Vision Seeds also exists, so the name can mean two plants.
Where does Blue Power come from?
The best-known Blue Power comes from Sin City Seeds and is described as a four-way cross of Blue Moonshine, Sour Dubb, The White and Master Kush. Listings agree on those four, though they don't say how the crosses were stacked.
Vision Seeds sells a separate Blue Power bred from Blueberry, White Widow and Skunk #1. It's a different plant that happens to share the name, and this page is mainly about the Sin City version.
What does Blue Power smell and taste like?
Blue Power smells like berries and lemon over an earthy, kushy base, with some people noticing a floral note. The flavour is sweet and fruity on the inhale, with citrus coming through and earthy berry on the exhale.
Limonene is the terpene most often reported, followed by myrcene and linalool. Limonene fits the lemon side, and linalool is often linked with floral smells.
Blue Power effects: what people report
People most often describe Blue Power as relaxed and euphoric, with a clear, sometimes creative lift at the start that settles into a calm body feel. Some growers' notes say the head side lasts longer than you'd expect from such an indica-heavy plant.
These are experiences people report, not promises. Dry mouth is the most common complaint, followed by headache and dry eyes.
How strong is Blue Power?
Blue Power sits in the middle of the range. Published listings put it at about 16% to 21% THC, with very little CBD.
That's moderate by today's standards, but the number on your label is what counts. If you're new to it, start small and wait before having more.
Buying Blue Power in Canada
Since two breeders use this name, check the label for the producer and the lineage if it's listed. The Sin City version leans berry and lemon, while the Vision Seeds version comes from Blueberry and White Widow.
You might find it as dried flower or pre-rolls. Look at the THC number and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of its citrus and berry smell.
Blue Power vs Master Kush
Master Kush is one of the four strains behind Blue Power, and it gives the cross much of its calm, kushy base. Master Kush smells earthy, citrusy and a bit like incense, and people mostly call it sleepy and relaxed. Blue Power adds berry and a floral note, and its reports lean more toward a clear, creative start before the calm arrives. Master Kush is often listed a few points higher in THC. Go with Master Kush for a classic heavy indica, or Blue Power for something fruitier and a little lighter.
Strains like Blue Power
If you like Blue Power, these are worth a look:
- Master Kush: one of its parents, earthy and calm.
- The White: another parent, heavily frosted with a quiet pine and earth smell.
- Sour Dubble: a close relative of its Sour Dubb parent, sour and gassy.
- Blueberry: sweet berry and calm, and a parent of the Vision Seeds version.
