Blue Dream Full Term
Blue Dream Full Term
Also known as: Blue Dream, Blue Dream S1
Overview
Blue Dream Full Term is Atlas Seed's photoperiod, feminized version of the legendary Blue Dream strain, specifically bred for outdoor cultivation and full-season growing cycles. This full term, photoperiod, fem version maintains the classic creamy mango blueberry haze terpenes with hints of sandalwood and has made a name for itself as a reliable farm staple with iconic, category setting aroma profile and euphoric sativa effects. This outdoor-optimized expression of the famous Blue Dream lineage is tailored for producers who want a stable, mostly sativa phenotype that finishes reliably in the field, with Atlas Seed's Full Term approach focusing those attributes into a phenotype set that finishes reliably under the sun. The strain represents a bridge between consumer preference and producer practicality, offering the beloved Blue Dream experience while being suited for large-scale outdoor cultivation. Second to none in yields, this strain features beautiful chunky finished flower and is easy to grow, making it a must for those who haven't grown Blue Dream before.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic stress
- May help with chronic pain
- Often used for depression
- Reported to assist with nausea
- May help with anxiety
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
This high-yield, mold-resistant strain finishes mid-October with medium to high THC levels. Plants tend to present medium-long internodes, a strong central leader, and numerous side branches that respond well to topping, reaching 1.8–2.7 meters (6–9 feet) in height without aggressive training outdoors. Indoor runs often exceed 450–650 g/m² with outdoor plants capable of producing well over 700 g per plant under average conditions, and in optimized outdoor environments with long seasons, some growers report multi-pound plants. The strain is specifically designed for outdoor cultivation and offers good resistance to botrytis. Flowering time is approximately 8-10 weeks for photoperiod plants. This cultivar requires moderate growing experience and benefits from training techniques to maximize yield potential.