Stella Blue
Stella Blue is a hybrid cultivar of uncertain origin, widely associated with Humboldt County, California, and noted for its complex profile of citrus, floral, and berry notes.
About Stella Blue
Stella Blue is a cultivar with a mysterious history, widely believed to have been first cultivated in Humboldt County, California. While its exact genetic lineage remains unconfirmed, common speculation among growers suggests it may be a cross between Blueberry and an unidentified sativa variety. The strain is characterized by a fragrant aromatic profile dominated by citrus zest and earthy loam, while its flavor is frequently described as a blend of floral sweetness, fresh blueberries, and orange. Users report that the experience is typically uplifting and creative, providing a cerebral buzz while remaining relatively grounded.
Plant characteristics
The plant exhibits a tall, lean growth structure. It produces heavy colas that often require structural support and regular trimming. It is noted for its resistance to most molds, mildews, and diseases. Indoors, the plant reaches maturity in 56 to 63 days, while outdoor crops typically reach harvest in mid-October, favoring humid climates. The strain is only available as clones.