Huckleberry Kief

Huckleberry is a well-balanced hybrid with a mysterious backstory. Its parent strains — as well its creator — are unknown, although the strain’s strong berry scent and taste suggest a Blueberry lineage. Whatever its origin, Huckleberry offers a crowd-pleasing aroma and a multi-faceted high that’s as enjoyable while out on an adventure as it is when you’re lounging on your couch.

Buds of Huckleberry are small to medium in size and spherical in shape, clinging together in popcorn-like clusters. These flowers have the thick and tightly-packed bud structure often associated with indica-dominant varieties. Leaves are a mossy shade of green and are threaded through with orange to red pistils. Phenotypes of the strain frequently display patches of purple in their leaves, in almost equal proportion to green; these surprising shades are the result of pigments called anthocyanins in the plant’s genetics. Finally, translucent white trichomes coat the inner and outer surfaces of these flowers, giving them a silvery sheen.