Sweet Rock (Feminized Seeds)

Lineage: Blue Ice × Blueberry Sugar

A berry hybrid, cool-toned and with a structure that holds firm, offers a depth of flavor that’s undeniably sweet.

Sweet Rock is a fragrant, visually striking hybrid. It was born from a cross between Blue Ice, known for its icy, chilled-fruit character, and Blueberry Sugar, which contributes a creamy berry sweetness and a solid structure. This feminized seed line caters to cultivators seeking robust resin production, alongside a pronounced berry fragrance, all wrapped up in a plant that delivers reliable results from the start of the vegetative stage until harvest.

Sweet Rock’s first development reveals a pleasing symmetry and a concentrated energy. The leaves are large and have a cool color. The stems grow swiftly, and the side branches develop with a balanced spread. Blue Ice provides the frosty hue and a tart, berry-like bite. Blueberry Sugar, on the other hand, offers dependable stacking, a gentle sweetness, and a growth habit that well adapts to shaping.

Aroma & Terpene Profile: Frozen Blueberry, Berry Candy, and Soft Vanilla Sugar

Sweet Rock lives up to its name, boasting a complex, dessert-like bouquet. At the onset of flowering, the plant’s upper reaches exude a chill, reminiscent of frozen blueberries and crushed ice pops. It’s a bright, invigorating sensation, with a pleasantly tart edge.

As the buds develop, the Blueberry Sugar note becomes more pronounced in the fragrance.

Sweet blueberry jam.

A delicate vanilla crust.

A pastry filled with sugared berries.

A whisper of blossoms.

The outcome is a complex berry dessert fragrance, a blend of cool and warm notes that play off each other. As the flowers begin to bloom, Sweet Rock’s scent profile emerges, a key characteristic. It’s sweet, pure, and bursting with fruitiness.

Once the curing process is complete, anticipate a refined fusion of frozen berry syrup, the delicate sweetness of soft candy, and the comforting embrace of vanilla, all underpinned by a silky resinous note.

How It Grows – Balanced, Frosted, and Easy to Work With Vegetative Rhythm & Plant Structure

Sweet Rock has consistent, robust growth during the vegetative stage. The distance between nodes is somewhat small, which encourages the formation of closely packed buds. The plant has a remarkable ability to adapt to various training methods, including:

Topping

LST

SCROG

Mainline or manifold configurations are often used in various applications.

Light trellising.

The foliage stays dense and vibrant, which in turn fuels vigorous blooms and a substantial resin yield.

Flowering behavior and the expression of color.

Sweet Rock has quick calyx swelling and early resin production during flowering. Frost starts to appear on the buds rather rapidly, usually by the third week, and the trichomes keep building up until it’s time to cut them down. Color changes are frequent; as the temperature dips a bit after sunset, you’ll often see blues, purples, and cool berry hues.

The degree of stretch is considered moderate, ranging from 1.4 to 1.6 times. Sweet Rock usually finishes flowering indoors in a span of eight to nine weeks. Harvesting outdoors often occurs sometime between the end of September and the beginning of October.

Yields & Visual Appeal — Icy Berry Frost With Thick, Compact Buds Bud Formation & Aesthetic Traits

Sweet Rock produces compact, solid blooms, their vibrant hues accentuated by a thick, shimmering layer of frost. The preserved blooms frequently keep their cold colors, along with their sparkling, sugar-coated appearance.

Expect:

Buds, heavy with resin.

Blue and purple accents.

Calyx stacking, done right.

Vivid pistils provide a striking contrast.

Freshly harvested, expertly cured – that’s the essence of a truly remarkable bag.

Productivity

Sweet Rock’s economical design, coupled with its balanced branching and compact flower formations, typically results in yields that above the norm. This particular cultivar thrives, whether in a modest home setup or a larger-scale production facility.

Why Cultivate Sweet Rock

Sweet Rock marries the cool, invigorating berry notes of Blue Ice with the smooth sweetness and dependable structure of Blueberry Sugar. The result? A cultivar that’s not just fragrant and visually appealing, but also reliably fruitful. It flourishes effortlessly, adapts well to different training techniques, and culminates in icy, dessert-like blossoms that are bursting with personality.

Sweet Rock stands out as a top pick for cultivators after a feminized hybrid that combines delightful berry flavors with consistent results and a generous resin yield.