Blackberry is a budget-friendly cannabis flower for customers who want a simple, affordable strain in larger quantities.

Now sold in half ounces, this flower gives you more flexibility. Choose a $25 Half Oz if you want a smaller value option, or go with the $50 Oz if you want more flower for less.

Blackberry is known for its sweet berry-style profile, with earthy notes and a smooth finish. Compared with higher-potency strains, this option sits in a lower THC range, making it a good fit for customers who want a lighter, more casual smoke.

This is not the strain for someone looking for the strongest flower on the shelf. It is better suited for customers who care about price, quantity, and a mellow everyday-style option.

Choose Blackberry if you want:

• $50 ounce flower
• $25 half ounce flower
• A more affordable strain option
• Lower THC levels
• Sweet berry-style flavour
• Earthy cannabis aroma
• A simple, easygoing smoke

Effects can vary by person, batch, tolerance, and consumption method. Health Canada notes that smoked cannabis can take effect within seconds to minutes, and effects may last up to 24 hours. For adults 19+ only in Nova Scotia.

Product detail

• Product Name: Blackberry
• Category: Flower
• Size Options: Half Ounce, Ounce
• Price: $25 Half Oz / $50 Oz
• THC Level: Lower THC strain
• Flavour: Sweet berry, earthy, smooth
• Aroma: Fruity, earthy, light herbal notes
• Best For: Budget buyers, bulk flower shoppers, casual smoke sessions
• Good Fit For: Customers who want value over high potency

Is Blackberry a high-THC strain?

This Blackberry option is positioned as a lower THC strain. It is better for customers who want affordable flower instead of the highest potency.

How much is Blackberry flower?

Blackberry is available at $50 per ounce and $25 per half ounce.

What does Blackberry taste like?

Blackberry usually has a sweet berry-style flavour with earthy cannabis notes.

Is Blackberry good for budget flower buyers?

Yes. Blackberry is a strong value pick if you want more flower at a lower price point.