Growing 6 BlueDream Plants in 45 gallon pots

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want2grow13

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Hey guys, i got my 6 Blue dream clones in small pots right now and ordered 24 bags of Fox Farm ocean forest soil and 6 (45 gallon) smart Pots.

Clones are in smaller pots till they grow maybe 2 feet high. Then im going to transplant them into the 45 gallon pots.

running an entire season here in inland socal.

What are some respectable yield amounts i can be looking at for the BlueDream strain?
 
RetiredMatthebrute

RetiredMatthebrute

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asking about yeild around here is just going to yeild answers like

"1,000,000,000 ton" or "0 your plants will die"

wait and see...thats the only good answer your going to get.
 
Jozikins

Jozikins

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I can tell you this much, real deal Blue Dream grows real easy and yields heavy. I'm doing 15 or 20 gallon pots this year outdoor with 3 of them.
 
Rhizogenic

Rhizogenic

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want2grow13 said:
Hey guys, i got my 6 Blue dream clones in small pots right now and ordered 24 bags of Fox Farm ocean forest soil and 6 (45 gallon) smart Pots.

Clones are in smaller pots till they grow maybe 2 feet high. Then im going to transplant them into the 45 gallon pots.

running an entire season here in inland socal.

What are some respectable yield amounts i can be looking at for the BlueDream strain?
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If everything goes properly you're likely to end up with rootbound plants at the end of the season. Blue Dream grows fast and if you plant 2 footers, say May 1st, they are capable of exceeding 12ft depending on your site's conditions. If you're dead set on 45 gallon containers be prepared to water often mid/end of season or else get 100 gallon containers. More soil will up your yield.

On the other hand if they do get rootbound they might flower earlier. You might be able to chop them Oct. 10th rather than the 20th.
 
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MonstaPlant

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Blue Dream can get HUGE!!! I have personally seen 13 pounders and too many 10 pounders to count. They need a huge container,like 200 gallons or more if planted in May and in full sun. Trust me those 45 gallon pots are gonna get so rootbound that you will sacrifice a lot of your potential yield. Plus watering is gonna be a chore and a half, just sayin. Good luck whatever you do as Blue Dream is a growers dream when done right.
 
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