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This plant doesn't look too healthy, but I'm willing to let it continue to grow. Besides, Blue Dream is known to stretch and I'll let it sprout up more before I make my final decision on whether to let it take up room in my grow space.
This plant isn't really doing well as far as producing flower locations but I'll just keep it in the tent to see if I get a couple of buds when it comes to harvest time.
This strain comes with a kick. I like to scrape as much keef from my grinder as possible and place it atop the bowl of Blue Dream'Matic. If you want a strong and tasty bud to smoke, you should grab some FastBuds Blue Dream quality grown cannabis.
I was ready to pull this plant due to its slow growth and underperformance. I'm glad I let it finish to harvest so that I could try the quality. I know I'll be growing Blue Dream'Matic again because I enjoy this strain too much.
@Reaper, thanks. I would say that I noticed amber on the top cola mostly. You can notice them on this photo (https://media.growdiaries.com/static/post/photo/10196/1616457_blue-dream-039-matic-fastbuds-auto-strainfastbudsblue-dreammatic.jpg) and then after cutting her down, I found that she could have still used a bit more time on the lower buds. When getting her ready to hang and dry out, I cut open the main cola and saw that she was very close to bud-rot because of her dense buds sites near the base of the stem.
That is a serious plant there! I am also a Boston grower, just starting my first grow with this strain. Yours is super inspiring, the best looking Blue Dreammatic I've seen on here so far. I just scrolled through the pics and it doesn't look like you did any LST?
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