Smell dat Blueberry!
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sportcardiva
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man its looking really good wow
Ummm Blueberry wasn't ever introduced to the public until 1995 in Amsterdam first, After DJ Short took his work with him and was prompty ripped off by Sagarmatha and That piece of **** Henk from Dutch Passion
who still exploit his work today with no compensation to DJ...
So the claim by your buddy is bogus,,,I was growing back in 1983 and forward and can tell you NO blueberry was available nor ever heard of in the eighties or early 90's....
Your cut displays the typical DP type bud structure but the fan leaves are lacking the typical spear shape they have as a classic sign,and surprisingly you have 0 shades of maroon or purple,you should at this stage,but it's not a guarantee.... I'm sure the smoke is pretty decent though.
Good job on growing them out,nice yield...
who still exploit his work today with no compensation to DJ...
So the claim by your buddy is bogus,,,I was growing back in 1983 and forward and can tell you NO blueberry was available nor ever heard of in the eighties or early 90's....
Your cut displays the typical DP type bud structure but the fan leaves are lacking the typical spear shape they have as a classic sign,and surprisingly you have 0 shades of maroon or purple,you should at this stage,but it's not a guarantee.... I'm sure the smoke is pretty decent though.
Good job on growing them out,nice yield...
cut n paste from DJ himself...
Europe
Holland
By the early 1990's I was extremely interested in the burgeoning seed market developing in Holland. I had known about the seed banks since 1983 and was always only interested in obtaining more pure, land-race varieties. Unfortunately, there were only hybrid crosses ever available at the time and I had more than enough of my own to work with. By 1993 I finally made the pilgrimage to Amsterdam where I made new connections. In 1994 I connected with the first company that I worked with in Europe. By 1995 I was supplying this company with seed-stock both for sale and for breed work. I had contracted with this company to produce Blueberry, Flo and Blue Velvet.
The first company I worked with in Europe sprouted only 25 seeds of each of these varieties to make selections from. Other than supplying seed-stock, I was only minimally involved in the selection process. I did get to see the mother and father plants alive, however, the selection process had already been done prior by others. Unfortunately, my relationship with this company was short-lived as all the owner really wanted was my seed-stock. Once he had it I became a very low priority in his scheme. In all honesty I was never paid one red cent for any of the Blueberry (or “Flow” or Blue Velvet) that company number one in Europe produced (plus having over 3,000 seeds that I produced completely ripped off).
Europe
Holland
By the early 1990's I was extremely interested in the burgeoning seed market developing in Holland. I had known about the seed banks since 1983 and was always only interested in obtaining more pure, land-race varieties. Unfortunately, there were only hybrid crosses ever available at the time and I had more than enough of my own to work with. By 1993 I finally made the pilgrimage to Amsterdam where I made new connections. In 1994 I connected with the first company that I worked with in Europe. By 1995 I was supplying this company with seed-stock both for sale and for breed work. I had contracted with this company to produce Blueberry, Flo and Blue Velvet.
The first company I worked with in Europe sprouted only 25 seeds of each of these varieties to make selections from. Other than supplying seed-stock, I was only minimally involved in the selection process. I did get to see the mother and father plants alive, however, the selection process had already been done prior by others. Unfortunately, my relationship with this company was short-lived as all the owner really wanted was my seed-stock. Once he had it I became a very low priority in his scheme. In all honesty I was never paid one red cent for any of the Blueberry (or “Flow” or Blue Velvet) that company number one in Europe produced (plus having over 3,000 seeds that I produced completely ripped off).
Mr. Bubbles
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Your grow is amazing and inspiring to say the least. Very nice job.
Mr. Bubbles
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Sweet harvest Dude!:aok:
