"We're gonna need a bigger boat."

I can't wait for this girl to be ready! I love this strain. Here's why: I have a friend who's mother started displaying early dementia a couple years ago. Now, she's in full blown Alzheimer's. She can't form sentences and just babbles random words, often sitting in front of a mirror for hours at a time, talking to herself. She's so confused. She can easily become combative and panicked. It's devastating because a couple years ago she was in her prime. She was healthy, fit, gorgeous, well spoken and the sweetest person you'd ever met. It can happen to anyone. I made a batch of caramels using Blue Shark for Christmas. I had a couple bags leftover in my freezer. When this friend came up for the summer and his mother had deteriorated, I remembered reading about cannabis therapy with Alzheimer's patient and how THC and CBD can help to remove harmful brain plaques. I gave a bag of the caramels to this friend, but he was leery because his father is rather conservative. A month later they finally tried them. The father came up to me and thanked me. "Whatever you put in those, it's working" he said. He went on to say they had evened her out. Her mood swings and panic had drastically decreased. It had completely changed the father's stance on cannabis treatment. I teared up. So yeah. I love this strain. not only for me, but it helps other people too. When I gave out small amounts of flower at Christmas to friends, this one was everyone's favorite. I've had a lot of people who have smoked high THC varieties for years saying that they prefer this strain instead. So let's hope I can keep those inchworms and the mold at bay. I've also included the other plant that popped up in my pea bed. I managed to extricate the peas and trellis without harming the plant, and I put up a tomato cage for support (I'll admit I did bend a couple branches) I'm 99% certain that it's Blue Shark based on the smell. I must have reused the soil from one that didn't germinate when I was starting my peas. Apparently it liked my homemade compost since it thrived in that, competing for space with the peas. It's a little behind the other one, not nearly as full since the peas were suffocating it a bit, but whatever I get out of this plant will definitely be a win!