Blue Lobster: Tropical Blueberry with a Sativa Edge
Strain profile — genetics, aroma and flowering


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Blue Lobster at a glance
Blue Lobster is a feminized photoperiod hybrid with a reported balance of around 60% sativa and 40% indica. The documented genetics describe a Blueberry-influenced hybrid crossed with a tropical sativa line — a pairing that explains both its sweet berry character and its energetic, upbeat personality.
Listed THC content sits between 20–26% with CBD below 1%, placing Blue Lobster firmly in modern high-potency territory while keeping the effect profile described as uplifting focus, creativity and sociability with gentle physical relaxation.
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Historical breeder attribution
Blue Lobster is historically associated with Maine Trees and Compound Genetics. This attribution refers only to the origin and development of the cultivar name. The Blue Lobster seeds sold by Strain Station Seeds are our own seed products and are not produced, supplied, licensed, endorsed, or officially affiliated with Maine Trees or Compound Genetics.
Strain Station Seeds is an independent seed brand. Historical breeder attribution is provided for context and research purposes — it does not indicate any partnership, licensing agreement or seed supply relationship.
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Aroma, flavour and terpenes
The documented terpene profile lists limonene, myrcene and caryophyllene. In practice that translates to sweet blueberry up front, followed by citrus and tropical notes, finished by a subtle earthy, herbal undertone.
Growers researching Blue Lobster genetics or the Blue Lobster lineage will find the specification table on the product page carries the exact published figures; this profile adds the narrative context around them.
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Flowering and yields
Indoor flowering is listed at 8–10 weeks, with indoor yields of 400–500 g/m². Outdoors, Blue Lobster is documented at up to 600 g per plant with harvest around early to mid October in the Northern Hemisphere — a timing that suits growers who want a sativa-leaning cultivar that still finishes before late autumn.
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