Blues

The Blues (aka Livers) is UK underground royalty — a clone only mystery cut that most insiders peg as a Skunk #1 phenotype that popped in Sheffield in the '80s. Whatever the parentage, the cut hit hard enough to stick, becoming a cult favorite for its insane stank and sociable high. Origin 1: The Blues by unknown breeder The original Blues is believed to be a sativa leaning Skunk #1 pheno, never confirmed but widely respected. The nose is all sharp, rotten skunky funk with hints of sour berry — the kind of smell that clears a room before you spark it. Reported THC is in the low-20s, but users swear the buzz outweighs the numbers: euphoric, chatty, and buzzing energy that makes it classic happy weed. Origin 2: The Blues by Underground Originals Underground Originals doubled down by crossing Blues with Killerskunk, creating a version they call pure grin fuel — uplifting, mind expanding, and laugh heavy. The kind of throwback stoner weed that old school heads still brag about. 60-day flower, pungent hashy sweetness, and a THC kick way higher than the original. Origin 3: UK Blues by Lineage Genetics Lineage Genetics spun their own take by crossing Blueberry with UK Cheese, dialing it into an indica heavy cut. Flavor goes full berry cheesecake — creamy, funky, sweet. THC clocks around 19-22%, and reported effects lean heavy, relaxing muscles and shutting down stress. Mephisto Genetics worked with Sheffield's Livers cut for decades, eventually creating Auto Blues, Auto Livers, and a Livers BX1 after 10+ years of selective breeding. Proof the legend's DNA runs deep in modern autoflower circles. The Blues isn't one strain — it's a legacy. The Sheffield clone still carries the crown, but breeders from Underground Originals to Mephisto keep riffing on the blueprint. Whether you catch the rotten skunky original or a berry cheese remix, Blues means UK smoke with a grin built in.