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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Genetic Type | Hybrid, Pure Indica |
| Harvest Time | 8-10 Weeks |
| Harvest Yield | 300-400g /m2, 400-500g/ m2 |
| Seed Gender | Feminized Seed |
| Seedbank | Amsterdam Genetics |
| THC | Very Low THC (5%) |
| Where to Grow | |
| Country | Dutch |
| Effect | Relaxing |
| Genetic Family | Kush |
| Quality | Annibale's Choice, Bestseller, Easy to Grow |
| Taste and Smell | Berries / Grapes / Fruit, Lemon / Citrus, Pine / Wood / Balsamic, Spices / Incense / Cheese |
Blue Monkey CBD Feminized represents one of the most advanced solutions in the Amsterdam Genetics catalog for those requiring technical production focused on non-psychoactive cannabinoids.
This variety is the result of breeding work aimed at stabilizing the typical “Old School” terpene profile within a CBD-dominated biochemical framework, while ensuring a solid mechanical structure.
Blue Monkey CBD Feminized by Amsterdam Genetics is an indica-dominant hybrid (70/30) with an extremely low THC:CBD ratio, usually below 1:20. Characterized by a flowering time of 8-10 weeks, the plant develops a contained height (100-120 cm indoor) with a high hash yield thanks to trichome density.
The aromatic profile is complex, dominated by myrcene and pinene, ideal for those seeking stress management and relaxation without psychotropic effects. Its resistance to pathogenic stagnation and excellent response to LST make it a primary choice for growers operating in controlled environments with monitored VPD.
The genesis of Blue Monkey CBD marks a turning point in modern breeding, where the goal is no longer psychotropic potency but structural and chemical perfection. Born from the cross between the famous Blue Whale and a high-CBD Afghan lineage, this genetic inherits the robustness typical of hash plants from mountainous regions.
A genetic architecture designed for cannabidiol stability without sacrificing the bud density typical of Afghan lineages.
From analysis conducted on reference portals like Seedfinder and internal technical reports from Amsterdam Genetics, a phenotypic stability approaching 90% is observed. This means that almost every seed produces plants with the same stretch ratio and nutrient demand.
Many professionals use it as a genetic base for rosin extractions precisely because its resin glands have fragile stalks, facilitating mechanical separation processes.
Growing Blue Monkey CBD requires an expert eye on mobile nutrient management. While many CBD varieties tend to be “light” feeders, this indica requires a steady supply of Nitrogen during the vegetative phase and a peak of Phosphorus and Potassium between the fourth and sixth week of flowering.
In the grow room, VPD management is the factor that determines the final density of the buds.
During the first weeks of flowering, maintaining a value between 0.8 and 1.0 kPa ensures that the foliage canopy can transpire correctly without stressing the root system. In the final stages, increasing the VPD to 1.3-1.4 kPa stimulates resin production as a protective barrier against evapotranspiration.
Outdoors, Blue Monkey CBD expresses its maximum volume if planted in a substrate enriched with trichoderma and mycorrhizae. These elements enhance the root zone, allowing the plant to better handle the thermal swings typical of September. Although resilient, the compactness of the flowers requires attention towards the end of the cycle to avoid mold caused by stagnant night humidity.
The terpene profile of Blue Monkey CBD by Amsterdam Genetics is what sets it apart from generic industrial hemp. The dominance of Myrcene provides an earthy and musky background, which is immediately refreshed by the balsamic notes of Pinene.
Independent laboratory analyses often report significant concentrations of Beta-Caryophyllene, a unique terpene that interacts with CB2 receptors. This contributes to a perception of immediate physical relief, making the variety highly valued in non-recreational contexts. Curing accentuates notes of black pepper and pine resin, eliminating the classic hay flavor common in many budget CBD genetics.
Given the near-zero THC content, there is no “high” effect or reality distortion. The user experiences a sensation that many describe as “deep somatic relaxation,” useful for those wanting to manage daily anxiety without losing work focus.
This variety is perceived by users as support for muscle recovery and mental calm. Traditionally associated with daytime wellness management, Blue Monkey CBD allows one to remain 100% functional, eliminating the cerebral heaviness typical of high-THC indica varieties.
The most common mistake with Blue Monkey CBD is early nutrient termination (flushing for too long). Since maturation can take up to 70 days, starting the wash at week six leads to light and less aromatic flowers.
Another critical risk is the lack of air circulation in the under-canopy. Foliage density can create humid microclimates that favor pathogenic stagnation. It is essential to practice lollypopping on the lower apical branches by the second week of flowering to ensure constant airflow.
Barney’s Farm’s CBD Critical Cure usually has higher THC (5-8%). In contrast, Blue Monkey CBD is designed for those wanting a near-pure product, ensuring greater clarity and a more manageable plant structure in small spaces.
Charlotte’s Web is an iconic variety but often lacks from a “pleasant” terpene profile perspective. The Monkey from Amsterdam Genetics offers superior organoleptic quality, with flowers that look and smell like a true California Kush.
While Solodiol is an excellent CBD genetic, Blue Monkey CBD shows superior resistance to over-fertilization stress. The Monkey is more tolerant of EC errors, making it a better choice for growers using aggressive mineral nutrients.
This genetic is not recommended for those seeking a psychedelic experience or a strong cerebral impact. If your goal is classic recreational “potency,” you will be disappointed by the lack of THC. Furthermore, it is not suitable for those who cannot guarantee constant ventilation, as the density of its cime is unforgiving in excessively humid environments during the final phase.
In optimal lab conditions, THC remains between 0.3% and 0.5%, making it one of the safest genetics in the Amsterdam Genetics catalog.
Yes, but given the low stretch ratio, you will need to extend the vegetative phase to properly fill the net before switching to 12/12.
In the last 3 weeks of flowering, Calcium and Magnesium consumption increases by 20%. Supplementing is recommended if using RO water.
To stabilize the Myrcene terpene profile, at least 4 weeks in glass jars at controlled humidity (62%) are necessary.
Excellently. Its compact structure avoids the apical burns frequent in sativas, allowing you to bring the lights closer to maximize photosynthesis.
