No problem friend. Always glad to help. Blue dream is definitely a gamble from seed as far as banging out any weight, but the high is so good that it's one I keep in my stash at all times along with my Ghost Train Haze (Rare Dankness), and a breed (strain makes it sound like a virus, and I've had enough of viruses for the year...lol) called Jack Mist Tree from Dr Krippling/Cali Connection that is absolute FIRE without crippling me. None of them get a lot of weight in a reasonable amount of time, but they are great productivity smokes. One more quick note though, environment is crucial. Keep it dialed in and you're on your way. You can experiment with factors and breeds which is kinda fun because every plant from seed is different on where it's comfortable. Mind temp swings from day and night. when you go into flower, extreme temp swings and/or light leaks are herm territory, and it really does stunt growth. It's kinda like not getting a good night's rest. If you were warm all day and it get's too cold at night, you don't sleep well and plants can't pull up a blanket or cover their eyes from an annoying light bugging them. If we don't sleep well, we aren't as productive as we would be with a good night's rest. same concept, different systems. lol. I use bottled CO², I have a very nice par meter for getting my lights where I want them and use that in correlation with an infrared thermometer to measure leaf surface temp and make adjustments to atmospheric temp accordingly. I'm a science super nerd that just so happens to get stoned and hope to someday become a well-known member like my idol (RIP Monty). He was a walking treasure trove of information and shared it without asking anything in return. Also watch out for a couple users on here that want to try and sell you their 'knowledge' because they do exist and somehow don't get banned. There are thousands of us on here that just want the world to be a better, more informed place, and part of making that happen is being kind and sharing knowledge, (not trying to sell it). Once again, happy growing and best of luck in your endeavors in horticulture.