Lovin’ In Her Eyes – Mercury Blues

Mercury Blues stands out with its layered mix of tangy berries, forest earth, and floral resin notes, paired with dense bud formation and a graceful growth pattern.

Its aroma blends tart blackberries with pine and dried lavender, becoming more pungent as the plant matures.

It often shows dark green leaves, thick calyxes, and subtle purple streaks in late bloom, giving it strong visual appeal.

It thrives indoors where conditions are controlled, but can also succeed outdoors in climates with low humidity during late flower.

Indoor flowering usually completes in 9 to 10 weeks, depending on the specific phenotype and environment.

It forms thick, greasy trichomes with bulbous heads that coat the calyxes and sugar leaves.

Growers looking for strong structure, aromatic complexity, and a manageable feeding curve will appreciate this strain.

Absolutely, its dense nugs, trichome coverage, and deep color tones give it standout shelf presence.

A proper cure enhances its sweet-berry brightness and preserves its forest floor undertones, improving smoothness.

Yes, it delivers greasy trichomes and ample coverage, making it a smart pick for hash makers.

Yes, all Mercury Blues seeds are feminized to produce only flowering plants, saving time and space for cultivators.

A standard 12/12 light schedule initiates bloom once the plants are ready after veg.

Feminized seeds remove the risk of male plants, making them ideal for maximizing canopy efficiency and yield.

Yes, its sturdy growth and moderate nutrient needs make it forgiving and easy to manage.

Yes, all seeds on our website are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Click HERE to learn more.

Maintain a pH between 6.3 and 6.6 in soil to ensure proper nutrient availability and microbial balance.

Definitely, its predictable stretch and branch strength respond well to screen training for uniform flower sites.

Light defoliation at weeks 3 and 6 helps reduce humidity and increases light exposure to inner bud sites.

Yes, with training, it adapts well to 2×4 and 3×3 tents, keeping an ideal height-to-density balance.

Three- to five-gallon containers give its roots space without letting the plant outgrow your tent or lights.