Blueberry Cupcake

Envision yourself descending into a soft, fluffy cloud made of happiness. It embraces you warmly – like a tight hug from an old friend – and as you bask in its soothing embrace, stresses simply dissolve away. This effect is very much like what you can expect from Blueberry Cupcake cannabis; an absolute gem of a strain that induces contentment whilst allowing for mental escape from the trials and tribulations everyday life may bring. Peace wraps this joyful hybrid up in a big old cuddle too, creating blissful euphoria effects which further distance troubled thoughts or pent-up energy (often both!).

If it’s relief without knocking oneself out completely one is after, then look no further: clocking in at 19% THC with just enough CBD present to round things off nicely makes Blueberry Cupcake a great all-rounder when seeking stress relief plus help with sleep and/or anxiety.

There is, however, something else about these buds that people find irresistible: they smell divine thanks mainly (but not only) to their dominant terpene Caryophyllene; this adds an interesting spicy note alongside its more expected pepperiness – think cinnamon rather than chilli.

In terms of flavour profile, imagine sweet juicy blueberries meeting fresh mint leaves at a picnic and becoming firm friends after discovering a shared interest in dairy products with attitude: cheese! It might sound strange but trust us, one puff transports fans straight back down memory lane… to an English country garden’s patisserie van selling all sorts of amazing treats.

Fans also adore BB Cupcake's social lubrication qualities which can help make get-togethers between pals (both new and old) even better – or a solo chilling session on the sofa just watching cartoons, eating pizza, and crying-laughing every now and then…

So basically what we’re trying to say here folks is if sunshine had an official flavour/smell this might well be it! Try some soon and don’t forget to drop back and leave a review mentioning your particular love affair with the spicy molecules called Caryophyllene, okay?