Shishkaberry
Shishkaberry is an indica-dominant hybrid celebrated for its sweet, berry-forward flavor profile and its status as a 2001 Cannabis Cup award winner.
About Shishkaberry
Shishkaberry, also known as Shiskaberry or Kish, is a hybrid strain with a debated lineage. While its exact origins remain unclear, it is widely considered to be a cross between Blueberry—possibly the version by DJ Short—and an Afghan indica. The strain's development has been attributed to several breeders, including Barney’s Farm and Spice of Life. It gained significant recognition in the early 2000s, securing second place in the Indica Seeds category at the 2001 High Times Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam. Consumers frequently describe the strain's flavor profile as a blend of earthy, sweet, and berry notes. Reported effects typically include an initial sense of euphoric relaxation that transitions into a state of sleepy contentment, leading many to favor it for evening use.
Plant characteristics
Shishkaberry is an indica-dominant hybrid that features a flowering period of eight to nine weeks when grown indoors. Outdoor harvests in the Northern Hemisphere typically occur in early-to-mid September. The plant is noted for being relatively mold-resistant and capable of producing high yields.