The Blue Dream pressure doesn't simply stop there, however, hinting at tastes of sharp, earthy sandalwood, crisp citrus, and even grape and flower notes. It reveals a harmonious balance of qualities from both its parents Blueberry and Haze. The fragrance of Blue Dream is often compelling and pungent, so do not anticipate this to be a pressure that just smells like "regular old cannabis in a container." Although Blue Dream does leave traces of smell anywhere you go, this is actually an advantage since it suggests you'll be getting the most out of your high.
Rather, expect rich-green, often sagey-colored buds, with yellow and orange pistils and frosty, totally-coated-in-THC trichomes. The water leaves of Blue Dream range from orange to brown to dark green in color, depending on the particular subspecies of Blue Dream you are cultivating, along with the conditions in which your crop is grown.
Providing your Blue Dream weed lots of magnesium, nitrogen and other fertilizers in addition to heavy amounts of fresh water will guarantee that your nugs end up healthy and content, making you (or anybody that smokes your crop) pleased and joyful in return. High Yields has been referred to as among the heaviest drinking stress of cannabis, however, so anticipate to be supplying your plants with several gallons of water every day.
Although you will have to handle a fairly slow blooming time, as pointed out above, what makes Blue Dream weed so special is its perfectly large yield and its high-potency buds. Knowledgeable, knowledgeable growers can expect anywhere from 500-600 grams of fresh reefer per plant when their plants are (expect to collect your cannabis in mid-September to mid-October if you are cultivating outdoors).
At initially, it may appear as if your Blue Dream weed is taking a very long time to start, once the crop strikes the flowering stage you'll witness the branches stretch and reach towards the heavens, with their overall size virtually skyrocketing over-night. By thoroughly, you can attain densely-packed taste, typically more delicious than if you were to pick a soil of lesser quality.
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