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Blue Dolphin swims in its own lane. Glass House Farms grows this indica with genetics that remain under wraps, though the cultivator has floated the possibility that it could be a Blue Dream phenotype. Earth and fresh herbs drive the aroma, sharpened by a clean hit of lemon. Fans describe a cerebral, refreshed headspace followed by an easygoing finish.
Not to be confused with Blue Dolphins. Fig Farms’ plural cultivar crosses Blue Face with Purple Figment, while Master Seeds’ Blue Dolphins is an indica-dominant seed line with berry, saline, and citrus notes. Those are separate genetic packages, not alternate names for the Glass House Farms cultivar.
Blue Dolphin has almost no publicly documented cultivation data on a resolving, authoritative source, so its grow profile is best described in general terms. It reads as a moderate-difficulty strain, which is a fair given its Blue Face lineage and the selection-heavy breeding behind the Fig Farms cut, so it's probably a better fit for growers who already have a few runs behind them. Plant height isn't published for indoor or outdoor setups, and neither is its structure or branching habit, so there's no reliable stature profile to cite. Flowering time isn't published either, and the same goes for yield, whether you'd measure it in grams per square meter indoors or ounces per plant outdoors.
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