The strain library
A Blueberry connection meets the Haze family. Explore Blue Dream through two published accounts and the different details each brings to a familiar name.
Behind the name
Humboldt Seed Organization lists Blue Dream as Blueberry crossed with Super Silver Haze. In its accompanying description, it also refers more broadly to a selected Haze parent.
The pedigree table provides the more specific name within that account. Keeping both passages in context is more useful than treating the shorter Haze wording as a separate, incompatible family tree.
Sol Spirit Farm records its Blue Dream lineage as Blueberry × Haze. It gives the Haze side less detail than the Humboldt Seed Organization table, while retaining the same Blueberry reference.
That agreement in broad wording does not independently establish that the two sources describe identical selections. The farm record and the breeder’s entry remain separately attributed here, so the reader can see what each actually says.
Sol Spirit Farm describes a blueberry-like sweetness with an earthy character. Humboldt Seed Organization’s account adds citrus and cedar associations, alongside pine and incense in its flavour description.
These descriptions give Blue Dream more texture than the word blue alone. They concern aroma and flavour, rather than a requirement that a flower be blue. The parent name, the sensory vocabulary and the visible colour each serve a different purpose.
Sol Spirit Farm places a link to a test report alongside its Blue Dream description. A report tied to particular material has a different role from the lineage and aroma account on a general strain page.
When following a report, keep the sample identity, producer and date with the result. A number from one sample should not silently become a fixed attribute of all Blue Dream. This library profile therefore describes the name and its sources without borrowing measurements for an unspecified product.
The Humboldt Seed Organization pedigree above includes Super Silver Haze. That parent also appears in the separately sourced Super Lemon Haze profile in this library.
The shared parent reference is a useful connection to explore, not a reason to merge the two strains. Read each full pedigree: a relationship between two named crosses does not make their descriptions interchangeable.
Blue Dream FAQ
Its Blue Dream table names Blueberry and Super Silver Haze. The accompanying prose uses the broader wording selected Haze.
Sol Spirit Farm gives its lineage as Blueberry × Haze. That record is less specific about the Haze parent; this page preserves each source’s wording rather than filling in missing detail.
No. A parent name and a sensory association are not a colour specification. A photograph should describe the actual specimen shown.
No. They are separate profiles. A shared Super Silver Haze reference in the cited pedigrees does not make the resulting crosses synonyms.
No. Test results belong with the identified material and report date. A strain name alone is not enough to transfer those measurements to another specimen.
The knowledge library
Our genetics and strains guide explains how to read names, reported ancestry and source records.