Blue Eye of Horus
Blue Eye of Horus
Also known as: Blue Eye of Horus F2
Overview
Blue Eye of Horus is a mostly sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis strain developed by NorthernGrowz through crossing their Blue Hawk+ with a vigorous sativa-dominant Blue Dream phenotype. This strain emerged from the desire to combine the best characteristics of both parent strains, resulting in what breeders describe as 'a blueberry soaked blur dream that stacks long luscious kolas from the base of the stalk to the very top with a double helix like pattern.' The cultivar is characterized by its high anthocyanin content, which contributes to vibrant color expression during flowering when proper environmental conditions are maintained.
The strain exhibits vigorous growth characteristics typical of sativa-dominant genetics, with plants stretching approximately 100% during the first four weeks of flowering transition. Blue Eye of Horus features the distinctive blueberry terpene profile inherited from its lineage, creating a pungent aromatic experience that appeals to both recreational and medical cannabis users. The strain represents modern breeding techniques aimed at preserving desirable traits from classic genetics while introducing new vigor and adaptability for contemporary cultivation practices.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with anxiety
- Often used for mood enhancement
- Potential aid for creative blocks
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Blue Eye of Horus is available only as feminized seeds and can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors. The strain has a flowering time of approximately 65 days (9+ weeks) and exhibits typical sativa growth patterns with significant stretch during early flowering. Plants are known to stretch 100% during the first four weeks of transition to flower, making training techniques like topping and multiple tops prior to flip ideal for managing height and maximizing yield. The strain develops long, dense colas arranged in an attractive double helix pattern from base to top. Temperature manipulation during late flowering can enhance the blue coloration due to high anthocyanin content. Suitable for intermediate to experienced growers due to vigorous growth characteristics.