Frost Berry

Frost Berry stays true to its name but not its blueprint — different breeders, same frosty berry promise. Depending on the grower, you're either smoking a sleepy berry dream, an OG spiked hybrid, or an old school landrace remix, all dressed in the same sugary trichome frost. Origin 1: Frost Berry by unknown breeder The most common version pairs Blackberry with an unnamed indica and shows up on menus coast to coast. It leans roughly 60% indica, testing around 18% THC, with buds that sparkle like sugared blueberries. The aroma mixes sweet berries and herbal spice, while the flavor stays fruit forward with soft floral edges. The high reportedly drifts in quickly, replacing tension with fuzzy calm and a creeping body tingle that eventually glues you to the couch, snacks in hand. Origin 2: Frost Berry by NorStar Genetics NorStar Genetics took a different path, crossing Blackberry with Dead Head OG to make Frost Berries — a strain that never hit mass production but earned a cult following. This cut layers OG funk under a syrupy berry top note, producing a smoother trim, a bigger yield, and heavy bodied relaxation that lingers long after the last exhale. Origin 3: Frost Berry by Apothecary Genetics Founded by Bret Bogue in the early '90s, Apothecary Genetics released a limited run Frost Berry from breeder Icemaster, who used a Blackberry male to dust a pure indica landrace. The result: classic sedative power wrapped in violet hues and hash grade resin production. Every version nails the same two promises: frost and berry — but the high depends on which lineage you hit. Mystery cut, NorStar's OG blend, or Icemaster's old world project, they all deliver sweet smoke, heavy calm, and that telltale shimmer that makes the name stick.