Blackberry Moonrocks is Anesia Seeds' cross of Blackberry Kush and Moonrocks genetics, marketed on a THC figure at the very top of the market and on extremely resinous, dark purple buds. It is a strain for experienced growers with a controlled indoor environment, and not one for a first smoke.
Blackberry Moonrocks at a glance
| Breeder | Anesia Seeds |
|---|---|
| Seed type | Feminised |
| Flowering type | Photoperiod |
| Genetics | Indica dominant |
| THC | Very High THC (25%+) |
| Flowering / harvest time | 8 to 10 weeks |
| Height | Medium |
| Yield indoor | High Yield (450-600gr/m2) |
| Yield outdoor | High Yield (450-750gr/plant) |
| Aroma | Floral and fruity |
Genetics and lineage
Blackberry Moonrocks is a feminised photoperiod variety from Anesia Seeds, classed as indica dominant. Potency is rated very high THC (25%+), which places it at the top end of the current catalogue — not a strain for a first grow or a first smoke.
Planning a grow of Blackberry Moonrocks
Indoors, plan on roughly 12–14 weeks from seed to harvest: about 4 weeks of vegetative growth before switching to 12/12, then 8–10 weeks of flowering.
Outdoors in central Europe a 8–10 week flowering window means harvest lands in mid-to-late October — workable in a dry autumn, but a greenhouse or a sheltered south-facing spot takes the risk out. In southern France, Spain and Italy it is an easy outdoor plant.
Medium height: fits a standard 1.2 m tent without training, though a single topping evens out the canopy.
Indica-dominant structure: dense buds, so keep humidity under 50% in late flower and ensure airflow through the canopy.
What yield to expect
The breeder rates indoor yield as high yield (450-600gr/m2). Outdoors the rating is high yield (450-750gr/plant), which assumes a full season in good sun and a large container or open soil. Treat these as the ceiling under experienced hands; a first grow typically lands at half to two-thirds of the figure.
Aroma and effect
Growers describe the terpene profile as floral and fruity.
Similar strains from Anesia Seeds
- Calamansi Crystal Candy — indica dominant
- Big Bazooka — indica dominant, very high THC (25%+)
- Caramel Apple Drip — indica dominant
Where to buy Blackberry Moonrocks seeds in Europe
Blackberry Moonrocks Feminised Seeds ships from Express Highs’ EU stock in several pack sizes, alongside the rest of the Anesia Seeds range. Seeds are sold as collectable genetics; check the law where you live before germinating.
Frequently asked questions
How long does Blackberry Moonrocks take to flower?
Blackberry Moonrocks flowers in 8–10 weeks after switching to a 12/12 light cycle.
How strong is Blackberry Moonrocks?
Anesia Seeds rates Blackberry Moonrocks as very high THC (25%+).
Are Blackberry Moonrocks seeds feminised?
Yes — these are feminised seeds, so every plant should flower as a female.
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