Blue Peach by Perfect Tree

Blue Peach Strain Info

Blue Peach by Perfect Tree is the kind of strain that makes growers stop mid-scroll and say, "Whoa, what is that?"

This beauty comes from a mouthwatering mix of Blue 16 and Peach Ozz, blending powerful flavors with top-shelf potency and a resin production that’s downright crazy.

Blue 16 isn’t just a name—it’s a genetic beast born from 2 Took Blue Cookies, Please Object 4516, and Project 4510, packed with earthy sweetness and deep, funky undertones that stick in your memory.

Then comes Peach Ozz, a sugary dream of Peach Rings and Eddy OG, bursting with creamy citrus and peach candy notes that make your mouth water before you’ve even lit up.

Together, these two legends created something truly special: a balanced, indica-dominant hybrid that smells like a fruit stand dipped in caramel and sprinkled with spice.

The moment you crack open a jar of Blue Peach, it hits you with that ripe peach aroma layered in sweet gas and earthy spice—it’s like dessert at a bonfire in the middle of a peach orchard.

And yes, these are feminized cannabis seeds, which means every plant is a guaranteed flower queen—no males, no stress, just fat, sticky buds waiting to be harvested.

Flowering Time & Yield

Indoor growers, get ready to be spoiled—Blue Peach flowers in just 8 weeks (56 days), which means you won't have to wait forever to reap the rewards.

She’s no slouch when it comes to production either, cranking out up to 550 grams per square meter (that’s about 19.4 oz/ft²), dense with trichomes and loaded with terpene-rich resin.

Outdoor cultivators can expect harvests in early October, with plants pushing up to 800 grams per plant (that’s 28.2 oz) if you treat her right.

Whether you're growing in a tent or letting her stretch under the sun, Blue Peach rewards you with solid, consistent yields and buds that sparkle like sugar-coated jewels.

Effects and Aroma

Blue Peach isn’t just eye candy—she’s got that knockout punch, too.

One toke and you’ll feel it creeping in behind your eyes, sinking into your body like a warm blanket on a chilly night.

The high hits fast and lingers, offering a balanced experience that starts with a euphoric uplift before melting into a relaxed, couch-hugging calm.

Perfect for late afternoons or chill nights, this strain is a favorite among those who want to unwind without knocking out completely.

The flavor profile is like biting into a juicy peach dipped in sugary caramel, with subtle spice and earthy tones that round it out beautifully.

Think candy shop meets forest floor—sweet, rich, and complex enough to keep you coming back for more.

If you're into rich terpenes, sticky resin, and a flavor that actually lives up to the hype, the Blue Peach strain might just be your next obsession.

Tips & Growing Experience

If you're thinking about growing Blue Peach, here's a tip—she loves consistency.

We’ve noticed she really thrives in stable climates, where daytime temps stay around 22–26°C (72–79°F) and don’t swing too hard at night.

She handles humidity like a champ, which is a blessing if you're in a spot where mold is usually a concern.

Thanks to her strong lineage, she shows solid resistance to pests and common diseases, especially if you keep things clean and airflow steady.

Outdoors, she prefers mild to warm weather and doesn’t like too much cold or heavy rain late in the season.

We recommend planting her somewhere sunny and sheltered if you’re going for that big outdoor yield in early October.

In terms of difficulty, she’s medium-easy to grow—not a total diva, but not a total beginner’s strain either.

With a bit of training and attention, she rewards you with strong branches full of chunky, resinous buds.

What we love the most about Blue Peach is how she combines resin production, structure, and bag appeal like it’s no big deal—it’s rare to find that full package without compromise.

Strain Characteristics

• Strain Name: Blue Peach
• Seedbank: Perfect Tree
• Type: Feminized
• Genetics: Blue 16 x Peach Ozz
• Blue 16 Lineage: 2 Took Blue Cookies x Please Object 4516 x Project 4510
• Peach Ozz Lineage: Peach Rings x Eddy OG
• Dominance: Indica-dominant hybrid
• Indoor Flowering Time: 8 weeks (56 days)
• Outdoor Harvest: Early October
• Indoor Yield: Up to 550 g/m² (19.4 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor Yield: Up to 800 g/plant (28.2 oz)
• Terpene Profile: Sweet gas, fruity caramel, earthy spice
• Aroma: Ripe peach, sugar candy, forest floor
• Effects: Euphoric, relaxing, balanced body and mind
• Difficulty: Medium
• Climate: Mild to warm; prefers stable temperatures
• Resistance: High resistance to pests and mold

Blue Peach FAQ

Is Blue Peach sativa or indica?

Blue Peach is an indica-dominant hybrid, meaning it leans more toward the relaxing, body-focused effects of indica strains, while still offering a touch of sativa-style euphoria.

Indica strains are known for their calming effects, compact growth, and faster flowering times, making them great for evening use and tight indoor spaces.

Sativas, on the other hand, tend to be more uplifting and energetic, often growing taller with longer flowering periods.

Blue Peach offers the best of both worlds—relaxation without full couchlock, and a clear-headed buzz that doesn’t fog you up.

How long does Blue Peach take to flower?

Blue Peach has a quick flowering time of 8 weeks (56 days) indoors, which is perfect for growers who want fast, high-quality harvests.

Outdoors, you can expect her to be ready for harvest by early October.

What kind of yields can I expect from Blue Peach?

Indoor growers can get up to 550 grams per square meter (19.4 oz/ft²), while outdoor plants can yield up to 800 grams per plant (28.2 oz).

She’s a reliable producer when given the right environment and care.

Does Blue Peach resist pests and mold?

Yes, Blue Peach shows high resistance to common pests and mold, which makes her a great option for growers in humid climates or less-than-perfect grow setups.

Keeping good air circulation and clean conditions will help her stay strong and healthy throughout the cycle.

Is Blue Peach suitable for beginners?

We’d say she’s medium difficulty—not too tricky, but not totally hands-off either.

She rewards basic training techniques and responds well to attentive growing, so even motivated beginners could handle her with a bit of research and care.