It would make sense if growers back in the day grew without a proper indication of finishing time. That would mean they were picking indicas at 9 weeks and picking there sativas at 9 weeks also not knowing the sativa needed longer. In return the sativa being picked early was a more energetic high and the indica was actually finished proper so its a heavier high.
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Indica and sativa are both growing genetics and have nothing to do with the effects of being high or the entourage effect. Prove me wrong.
Itâs all marketing bullshit. Cause if bluedream can be packaged as a sativa and a indica then itâs marketing.
Tell me are there strains youâve seen as indica and sativa⌠If itâs yes then you know itâs marketing bullshit.
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Iâm still convinced that thereâs Landrace genetics with higher amounts THCp
No itâs retarded.
Thereâs uplifting effects and sedative effects in both sativa and indica because indica and sativa are both ways of being grown not entourage effect genetics.
A sativa plant grows thin and stalky and the indica grows thick and bushy.
Both can make you tired both can make you energetic.
ITâS A TOTAL MARKETING SCAM
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Again tell me when for example, Blue Dream becomes a sativa when itâs a known indica? Iâll tell you when, itâs when the market dictates its one or the other for profit.
Note the italics.
You should calm down. Perhaps with an indica.
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Yes i was also learned indica small bushy plants wide leafs quick flowering as what whe call sativa long small leaf ling strechty long flowering⌠Greetings from the netherlandsâŚ
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Iâll calm down with whatever weed I buy because itâs literally all the same shit⌠Though thereâs a difference between thc, d8 and CBD⌠Iâll give the market that.
You never answered my question.
WHEN DOES A WELL KNOWN INDICA LIKE BLUE DREAM BECOME A SATIVA?
Why are you replying to my post? Youâve been here long enough to know italics indicates sarcasm.
Because I genuinely want to know when that happens.
WHEN DOES A WELL KNOWN INDICA BECOME A SATIVA?
Is it mutation in genetics or is it marketing scams?
Blue Dream is not an indica. In fact, the strain doesnât exist. While I hate phylos, when looking at the cannabis galaxy (family tree), blue dream exists all over the spectrum. Literally in too many places for it to actually be a single strain or even have a single identifiable parent.
Too many people called some random strain they thought was fire âblue dreamâ, so now we really have no such thing. Whether intentional or not, blue dream is whatever anyone wanted it to be at any given time, making it nothing at this point.
Maybe try a different strain for your example. 
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That explains that. But it still doesnât explain why some strains are indica when theyâre bred for THC and soem are sativa when theyâre bred for CBD, in vice versa.
Blueberry = indica
Silver haze = sativa
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Blue dream is a real strain and its pretty consistent too. I can probably see photos of it and say yea thats blue dream.
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Neither. 
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Iâm just super confused
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What part of my explanation didnât make sense?
Too many examples of âblue dreamâ without enough information on the origin and the order of inception of the various lineages, nobody knows what true blue dream is what heâs saying.
Iâve only ever seen the blue dream that smells like soap.
I donât think that means that blue dream doesnât exist, just because we canât agree on what parent crosses will produce a true blue dream. Everyone and their mother has a âpitbullâ but most people who say that theyâve got a pitbull, theyâre dogs are very far genetically from a true pitbull. Still people call em pitbulls and you couldnât convince them otherwise.
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