Love that it's called Blackberry Kush when it's actually Blackberry x Afghani lol. It's true name should be Blackberry Afghan or something. Blackberry is associated with Black Domina (Black Domina x Raspberry Cough = BBK). Domina is associated with Northern Lights, Afghani, Hash Plant etc. and so is the Raspberry Cough. Still a killer strain that has a unique high to me. I can still function actually quite well, but in a meditative sort of trance. This is very purely Afghani, the high. It's so mellow it's unlike anything I've ever smoked. Its high will always stand out as one of the most unique. I'm not that high, but I'm blasted at the same time, then K.O. 4.5/5, but you can't rate like that, so I'll round up. I'm a Sativa lover, but I've been getting into more Indicas lately. I don't know why, but this tasted like fruity pine when it didn't smell that way. 26.30% THC, so this one's no joke.
Indica
THC: 20%, CBN: 2%
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Blackberry Kush Reviews
Blackberry Kush Reviews
Felt like my first time getting high again Delicious sweet berry taste , everything is brighter and more colorful. Couch-locking kush.
The smell of this strain stood out to me. I love the sweet and earthy scent. This strain gives me a nice body buzz with a few giggles here and there. I had a strong urge of the munchies. A great strain for laying on the couch after a long day. The high lingers for quite a while.
Blackberry Kush is the best weed I have ever smoked..period. The best way I can explain it is that feeling you got from pot when you first started smoking. Once you got over the first paranoia stage.. like feeling where you can feel that your eyes are red and heavy, you feel the best body buzz, you are couch-locked, everything is funny, and food/drinks tastes amazing not to mention you got munchies hella bad. That's how I can explain it. It feels like your first good time getting high every time. I love it. I don't even need any other strain.
Blackberry Kush is pure indica royalty. No hype needed — it simply delivers every single time. From the first crack of the nug, that deep, sweet berry aroma rolls out with earthy undertones and a rich kush backbone. It smells dark, comforting, almost nostalgic. The high starts with a warm wave behind the eyes — a soft euphoria that instantly quiets the noise. Stress loosens its grip. Anxiety fades into something distant. My mood lifts in a calm, stable way — not overly energetic, just genuinely okay. For depression and emotional heaviness, it feels grounding instead of overwhelming. Then the body effects settle in. A slow, full-body melt. Muscles unclench. Chronic pain softens into a dull whisper. Even migraines lose their sharp edge. It’s not just relaxing — it’s protective. Like wrapping yourself in a heavy blanket after a long, exhausting day. Hunger kicks in gently, and sleep follows naturally. Not forced. Not chaotic. Just smooth descent into deep, uninterrupted rest. For insomnia, it’s a gift. What makes Blackberry Kush special is its balance of power and peace. It’s potent, yes — but never reckless. It knows exactly what it’s doing. Top 50? Easily. Top 15 soon? I wouldn’t be surprised at all. Some strains are good. Some strains are reliable. Blackberry Kush feels like perfection.
Dry vaped a tiny three quarters of a Lobo capful of a chopped piece of a bud, and all the efficiency did not impact the flavor and high. Very smooth, subtle fruity taste. Felt nothing at all for a few minutes - then it hit, a mellow mellow groovy feeling. It didn't take much to get a fantastic high, a functional one but one that favors your body's horizontal alignment with a comfy couch. Oh hell yeah this is awesome 😎
4.25/5 Really good. Will sit you back in your seat for sure. Old school stoney buzz that lasts. Traditional kush smell and taste with a hint of fruitiness. Was a bit harsh on the throat with bigger pulls, but overall a very satisfying experience. I would buy again.
Very good sleep sedative with brain numbing effects and best smoked in evening before bedtime
real good calm high with a kick
My go to strain for pain. Recently I had to have surgery for a torn rotator cuff. Worked wonders

