ACC 19466  ·  Genetic Designer F1

All Blues

Absolute Blue × Joseph
Reference accession — not currently offered
Lineage verified
65% indica 35% sativa
7–9weeks flower
8generations
5landrace origins
43half-siblings
2ancestors
Aroma & flavour
Top
blueberrylemonpinefloralviolet
Mid
fueldieselsour
Base
kushOGhashdry earth
Terpenes
limonenepinenemyrcene
◈ 13 sources · verified 2026-08-24 (12 cited)
Lineage · 3 sections
All BluesAbsolute BlueJosephUnderdog OGOG KushSour DieselUnderdog OGOG KushSour Diesel
Foundational anchors
Absolute BlueJosephOG KushUnderdog OG
Landrace floor · 5
AfghaniColombian GoldCubanMaui WowieMexican
Family · 43 half-siblings
105K PuffAd HocAnimismAspirareBanana PuffBianca FireBlessings OGBreakoutBright PuffCharity OGChemdawg OGChemdog OGCherry PuffClassic TwistCornerstoneDaybreakerEmperorForce OGFortune TellerFreedom BabyFtzGolden GageGrape PuffGrape Stomper OGGrateful BreathHeadwayIrie OGJourneymanLemon PuffMango PuffMendo SunOak TreePeacemakerProlific KushRhapsody In BlueRoyal FlushStarlet KushSugartown ExpressTalismanTransformerWest Coast WillieYerba Buena
Ancestors traced
2
Full-genome ancestors
21
Pedigree trace
Foundational Ancestors
Absolute BlueJosephUnderdog OGOG Kush
Landraces
AfghaniColombian GoldCubanMaui WowieMexican
Narrative

All Blues descends from Absolute Blue crossed to Joseph OG. Landrace foundations trace to Afghani, Colombian Gold, Cuban, Maui Wowie, Mexican. Anchored by Absolute Blue, Joseph, Underdog OG. Profile carries pine, og, kush, fuel, diesel. Indica-dominant expression.

◈ 3 sources · verified 2026-08-24 (2 cited)
Specification · 3 sections
GenerationF1 First-filial hybrid
Stabilityhybrid vigor
Lean styleindica-dominant
Lean65% indica · 35% sativa
StructureCompact, bushy build with dense internodes — indica architecture from the foundational lineage
LeafBroad-leaf morphology likely dominant; wide fan leaves with rounded fingertips
Flower densityDense, weighty flower formation — solid bud structure with tight calyxes
TrichomeModerate-to-strong trichome production typical of well-bred F1 hybrid genetics
CannabinoidHeavy THC character — fuel/kush/OG lineage carries traditional potency markers
Terpeneslimonenepinenemyrcene
Traitspineogkushdieselfloralblueberryvioletsour
Effect — headMellow, dreamy cerebral arc — settling rather than racing
Effect — bodyDeep relaxation, weighted limbs, sleep-leaning at higher doses
DurationLong, sustained finish — indica genetics extend the experience
Time of dayEvening / nighttime — settling rather than activating
CultivationIndoor-friendly compact build · suits SOG and ScrOG technique
Expected variationhigh variation — every seed is a unique cross of two distinct parents; select your keeper
Select forPhenos expressing dominant Absolute Blue traits will be most expressive
Foundational signatureDistinct foundational signature: Absolute Blue, Joseph, Underdog OG
QI genetics · inheritance model measured
Cross type
F1 polyhybrid
What that means

Blends multiple hybrid backgrounds; a broad trait pool to select from.

Uniformity

Moderate — some sibling variation

Stability

Low — segregates in the next generation

Confidence
measured
Measured anchors
Absolute BlueJosephUnderdog OGSour Diesel
Measured traits
pineogkushfueldieselfloral
Measured terpenes
limonenepinenemyrcene
Measured mechanism 6 targets · 4 systems

Active protein targets measured in PubChem BioAssay — what this cultivar’s compounds act on, with binding potency. Measured and cited, never modelled.

Limonene · 2/931 active

NFE2L2 (Potency 1122µM), AR (Potency 28µM)

Pinene · 5/1075 active

CYP2D6 (Potency 7µM), CYP1A2 (Potency 4µM) ↗

Myrcene · 10/563 active

NFE2L2 (Potency 69µM), HSPB1 (Potency 23µM)

Systems reached
Antioxidant (Nrf2)
2 compounds — limonenemyrcene
Nuclear hormone receptor
1 compound — limonene
Drug metabolism (CYP)
1 compound — pinene
Cytoprotective / stress
1 compound — myrcene
The record · 3 sections

Like blues artists pouring out their soul, All Blues is an outpouring of frosty love and goodness for all whom enjoy cannabis.

Blueberry jam on buttery toast mixed hits of passion fruit is what we heard from one tester.

Another phenotype would coat the palate with blueberry yogurt.

We found an amazing mother plant with the Absolute Blueberry.

Her crystal blue calyxes form heavenly balls of sugar.

The Absolute Blueberry will finish earlier than most outdoors.

This may be useful for those with shorter seasons.

With the addition of the Joseph, we expect a bit of variation but also higher yields and vigor.

Definitely a hash maker’s dream, her resin is sticky and full of flavor.

Some of these buds have so much frost that they ooze resin.

One lung full will send waves of soothing exotic berries through the body.

Expect a very well-rounded hybrid with slight indica dominance.

Every phenotype will vary slightly.

Medium to High Yields 8 - 9 Weeks Soothing and relaxing High Flyer Lemon Thai x Freedom Baby Fly to a higher state of mind, where new perspectives bring unity and love.

By inhaling the herb, we hope to reach new levels of health and consciousness.

The High Flyer contains a wide array of flavor profiles that are simply one of a kind.

Indescribable spices and aromas are unleashed when grown in organic soil.

When the full range develops, this cross expands the mind and body with bliss.

Mostly sativa dominant, she brings energy and mental acuity while relieving the nerves and mental tension.

Grow this good medicine and enjoy your days with a smile.

Your control your destiny.

So fly high and lift up your thoughts.

High Yields 8 – 9 Weeks Soaring, energetic

◈ 6 sources · verified 2026-08-24 (1 cited)
How the cross reads

All Blues descends from Absolute Blue crossed to Joseph OG.

Landrace foundations trace to Afghani, Colombian Gold, Cuban, Maui Wowie, Mexican.

Anchored by Absolute Blue, Joseph, Underdog OG.

Profile carries pine, og, kush, fuel, diesel.

Indica-dominant expression.

Provenance summary
Claims with provenance
13
Multi-source claims
12
Externally verified
2
10 sections, every one from this accession’s own record. Last verified 2026-08-24.