Goji Berry 7391

Goji Berry is a sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis strain, most commonly recognized as a phenotype or direct cross derived from Goji OG (often Goji OG × Blueberry in specific cuts). It stands out for its vibrant berry flavors and energizing yet balanced high. (Note: There are also modern variants like Goji Berry Runtz from Maven Genetics, a cross of Kiwi Sorbet × Runtz, but the classic Goji Berry profile aligns closely with the Goji OG lineage.)

Key characteristics:

• Genetics: Primarily a phenotype of Goji OG (Nepali OG × Snow Lotus by Bodhi Seeds), with some versions crossed to Blueberry. It’s typically reported as 70% sativa / 30% indica, though expressions can vary by cut.
• THC content: Commonly ranges from 20-28%, with many batches averaging 22-26% (some tests hit higher, up to 28-30% in premium grows). CBD is low (usually under 1%).
• Aroma and flavor: Bright, fruity berry profile—sweet-tart blueberry and cherry notes, tangy citrus (lemon/sour), with subtle earthy, herbal, or floral undertones and occasional hints of black licorice or gas. Dominant terpenes often include limonene (citrusy/uplifting), myrcene (earthy), and caryophyllene (peppery/spicy) for depth.
• Appearance: Dense, small to medium heart-shaped or compact buds with blue-green hues (sometimes vibrant greens with purple/red accents), thick yellow-orange pistils/hairs, and a heavy coating of chunky white crystal trichomes for a frosty, resinous look.
• Effects: Fast-onset cerebral high that brings euphoria, happiness, creativity, talkativeness, and motivation—often uplifting and sociable without heavy sedation early on. It can transition into mild body relaxation later, making it versatile for daytime or evening use. The high is generally long-lasting and clear-headed for a sativa-leaning strain, though higher doses may increase intensity.

This strain is popular recreationally for its flavorful smoke and mood-boosting qualities, and is frequently chosen for potential relief from stress, depression, fatigue, headaches/migraines, or low mood, though individual responses vary based on tolerance, dosage, consumption method, and personal factors.