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Cali Weed’s Blue Dream is a legendary strain in the California medical cannabis community, often fetching up to $4,000 per pound. This strain embodies the ideal cash crop, blending substantial yields with the premium quality discerning growers look for.
Blue Dream combines Blueberry with Super Silver Haze, resulting in a primarily Sativa high with notable Indica traits, such as dense buds and minimal stretching. The plant tends to grow into a branchy bush, making it excellent for cloning due to its fast and reliable root development.
Additionally, Blue Dream has the potential to showcase beautiful purple hues when exposed to temperature variations of about 15 degrees between day and night. Choose Cali Weed’s Blue Dream for its consistent performance and top-tier quality.
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About Cali Weed
Cali Weed is a distinguished seed breeder and brand celebrated for its premium cannabis genetics. Renowned for its dedication to quality and innovation, the brand sources the finest cannabis strains, ensuring each seed produces robust, flavourful, and potent plants. Cali Weed’s meticulous selection and advanced breeding techniques have earned a loyal following among cultivators and connoisseurs, making it a leader in the cannabis industry.
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In the UK and many other regions worldwide, purchasing and owning cannabis seeds is completely legal. However, as stated in our site disclaimer, all seeds sold by Dope Breeders are intended as collectible souvenirs for the preservation of cannabis genetics. Always ensure compliance with your local laws.
