Blueberry Pie strain guide
Blueberry Pie is a hybrid cross of Blue Dream and Girl Scout Cookies. People know it for a sweet blueberry smell with a little vanilla, and for a relaxed, happy feel that most reviews describe as easygoing rather than heavy.
Where does Blueberry Pie come from?
The cross most listings give is Blue Dream and Girl Scout Cookies. Blue Dream brings the berry side and its famous easy reputation, while Girl Scout Cookies adds the sweet, doughy base that so many dessert strains share.
Who first made the cross is not well documented, and none of the major strain databases name a breeder. Sources also split on its balance: some call it indica-leaning, others an even 50/50 hybrid, which usually means different growers are working with different plants under the same name.
What does Blueberry Pie smell and taste like?
Blueberry is the headline, as the name promises. Most descriptions add a sugary sweetness and a soft vanilla note, with an earthy, slightly nutty base underneath that reads a bit like pie crust.
Published terpene results put caryophyllene at the top, followed by myrcene and pinene. Caryophyllene adds a peppery edge, myrcene the earthy depth and pinene a light fresh note. The flavour tends to follow the smell, with berry on the inhale and a sweet, vanilla finish.
Blueberry Pie effects: what people report
People most often describe Blueberry Pie as relaxed, happy and a little tingly. Many reviews mention a mood lift up front that settles into a calm body feel, and some find it sleepy later on. Others describe it as more cerebral, even creative or energetic, so reports are not uniform.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth is the most common complaint, followed by headaches and dry eyes.
How strong is Blueberry Pie?
Listings vary quite a bit. Some put Blueberry Pie at about 15% to 19% THC, while other published results report it around 24%, which is well above average. CBD is usually very low.
That spread is a good reason to read the label rather than trust the strain name. If you're new to it, start small and give it time before having more. Our guide to reading cannabis labels explains what the numbers mean.
Buying Blueberry Pie in Canada
Blueberry Pie is a less common name, and because different growers may carry different cuts, two products called Blueberry Pie can differ in smell and strength. Don't confuse it with similarly named strains like Blueberry Muffin or Blueberry Cheesecake, which have their own lineages.
Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of that berry smell. If the producer lists terpenes, caryophyllene and myrcene near the top is typical.
Blueberry Pie vs Blue Dream
Blue Dream is one of Blueberry Pie's parents, so they share that berry smell. The difference is the Cookies side: Blueberry Pie smells sweeter and more like dessert, with vanilla and a doughy base, while Blue Dream is brighter and lighter, with more fresh berry and a hint of herb. Blue Dream is usually described as a gentle, upbeat daytime strain, while Blueberry Pie reports lean more relaxed and body-focused. If you want easygoing and bright, start with Blue Dream. If sweet and mellow sounds better, try Blueberry Pie.
Strains like Blueberry Pie
If you like Blueberry Pie, these are the closest matches:
- Blue Dream: one of its parents, with the same berry smell and a lighter, brighter feel.
- Girl Scout Cookies: the other parent, sweet and earthy with a relaxed, happy reputation.
- Blueberry: the classic berry strain, if blueberry is what you're after.
- Blueberry Muffin: another dessert-style berry strain with a sweet, bready smell.
