Blue Magoo AAA

Description

Portland-based breeders Dynasty Seeds produce Blue Magoo. It’s a cross of DJ Short Blueberry and Major League Bud (a.k.a. William’s Wonder F2). Blue Magoo’s Indica heredity is most dominant, reflected in its relaxing and pain-relieving impacts. This cannabis flower is regularly confused with the similarly named Blue Goo strain. However, Blue Magoo is a separate strain with many possible benefits for medicinal and recreational cannabis users. Blue Magoo’s purported strength to address many different health conditions has seen its popularity soar amongst the medical cannabis community.

Appearance & Aroma

Appearance-wise, the plants produce medium to large flowers with trichome-coated, long conical-shaped buds. The leaves are light green with a yellowish tint, fluffy and loose, and easily removed from their stems. In some Blue Magoo phenotypes, the plant’s leaves are various shades of blue, and in some instances, include traces of purple. Also, growing prominently among the leaves are rusty-orange coloured pistils.

Blue Magoo has received all the beautiful blueberry and fruity aromas of its parent strain, DJ Short Blueberry. Earthier fragrances with floral, sweet notes combine with berry and fruity scents to give this strain its unique smell. Blue Magoo has a fruity and sweet blueberry taste and a milder, piney, earthier flavour. Some smokers of this flower state that they can also detect a somewhat floral flavour on the exhale. Be cautious; the smoke can be rather harsh on the throat. A bottle of water will come in handy to reduce this uncomfortable feeling.

Effects & Benefits

The prevailing feeling users encounter after consuming this Indica flower is a sense of deep relaxation. This strain can heighten mood, so users are left feeling happy and uplifted after the first euphoric buzz has dissipated. Frequent consumers report that it makes them feel more creative too. Therefore, artistic people looking for a bit of inspiration may find this a helpful strain. Blue Magoo weed is notable for causing ‘the munchies.’ It is a good idea to have some treats on hand before the sedative effects take hold and the cravings come calling.