MadProfessor In a few days my cannapot grow is starting. I am a little excited and happy that I got some free seeds of the lovely breeder collectiv from cannapot team.
They send me different samples to grow and document for scientific purpose only.
And for your tired red eyes that they will see some beautiful old school genetics.
I hope that you all will enjoy the diary as much as I do!
Thanks to the Cannapot team I am enjoying again a great genetic selection and hopefully having a great grow.
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Used method
Glass Of Water
Germination Method
2
Week 2. Vegetation
21d ago
1/4
10 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
No Smell
Smell
68 %
Air Humidity
0.5 liters
Pot Size
30 cm
Lamp Distance
MadProfessor Yeah the blue dreams are doing well. Strong little plants that are doing really well in the plagron pro mix ☺️❤️
Blue Dream - Cannapot - the top sativa marijuana strain
Blue Dream is a sativa-dominant strain, a superb in-house cross created by Cannapot - produced in Spain, this cross of Super Silver Haze with the company's own Blueberry (itself a cross of DJ Short Bluberry x DJ Short TrueBlueberry) with a slightly touch of Indica is a real blueberry wonder. The idea for this cross came from a grow by a good friend who grew the regular Blue Dream from BC Bud Depot, which was so delicious that they tried to propagate this variety.
However, this did not work out as desired, so we started to create our own Blue Dream a few years ago. However, as it produced too many phenotypes, our only option in the end was to create a feminised version of Blue Dream and bring it onto the market. The plants thrive wonderfully both indoors and outdoors as long as the autumn days are not too wet, the level of THC is top and it is very cerebral. The flowering time of this blue genetics is also relatively short for a sativa, around nine to ten weeks, and the yield should not be underestimated.
For all fans of the original Santa Cruz Cut: our Blue Dream has nothing to do with the Santa Cruz Cut! On the one hand, this is of course a pity, but we still think that we have done a good job.
