Found an old photo of DJs Blue Moonshine and it makes me think that my Blue Tara is that pheno from the Bubbashine mom, check this out:
Blue Moonshine:
Blue Tara F3 from @Oldjoints 
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Sounds like a sweet cross 
thanks for the chance man 
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Im in at #16. Thanks for the chance!
I love anything Lemon 
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Well Blue Tara is partly Bubbashine which has Blue Moonshine in its makeup………
Hope you enjoy the strain as much as I did!
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The winner is #17, @patsnumone ! Send me a DM with your mailing info and thanks everyone for playing tonight, I’ll do this again soon:
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Congrats @patsnumone nice win!!
Thanks @Dirt_Wizard for a chance to win!! That Blue Tara does look a lot like the Blue Moonshine and very sweet!! 
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Congratulations @patsnumone
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Day 39 doing a little defoliation and a lot of retying and clipping to get the canopies more even and spread out well, tryna grow some gorilla arms here!
Blue Tara:
Sowah Grapefruit, which is throwing balls like crazy after that overnight open tent mishap, gonna have to pick them all off carefully today and monitor the situation:
(4SD x Chem DD) x Sour Jack (AKA LDSC):
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Damn man hopefully the grapefruit makes it. Hopefully she just needs some love lol
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Honestly at this point she’s getting put in another tent or something if I can’t stop the sacs, I’m flowering this b out
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That’s the spirit 
lol
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Ok I think I might have just been freaking out, everything so far is calyx not male sex organs.
Icy Grape
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well that’s a damn good thing 
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I dropped some seeds the other night, more autoflowers since I’m having a little inconsistency with getting them to sprout in the final pots. I decided to go for my regular soak and Jiffy pellet routine and plant to just drop the pellets into dirt much earlier than I normally do. Cracked the seeds this time with an adjustable wrench, which seemed to work well, lots of healthy white sprouts after 48 hours in the H202 solution. I’ve got one of two Black and Blue Jack (crushed the other it looks like) and all four Sour Orange Diesel Kush x Crème de La Chem coming up it looks like. Had three more soaked pucks sitting there looking lonely in the sprouting tray so I dropped in three Malana Himchal Pradesh from Old World Organics by way of Colorado Sativas S1 of that line and finally to me as a kind gift from @US3RNAM3 who grew some out and I think F2d them? I was in a rush so I didn’t soak or sand them, it’ll be an interesting experiment in seeing how long these acclimated landrace seeds take to sprout as basically strewn seed. I know many of these have an auto-ejection trait for mature seeds and those seeds are surface sprouters that just take a while, so I’m going to be patient with these kids.
“ MALANA S1
Genetics: Pure Highland Sativa Charas cultivar obtained from farmers in Malana village, Himachal Pradesh, Northern India in 2014 (Old World Organics)
Outdoor flowering: Early to mid October
Old World Organics:
“Pure, open pollinated, Oregon acclimatized sativa hash plant. One of the most incredible and unique smoking experiences we’ve ever come across. Selected from seeds obtained from farmers in Malana Village in 2014. Most phenos will finish by mid October, but some will finish earlier. Very tolerant to wet/cold conditions, and almost completely impervious to mold/fungal infections. A very unique sativa experience, not comparable with other western “sativa dominant” varieties. Terpenes of sweet creamy mangoes and musky sandalwood, with the occasional hints of incensey chocolate from the purple phenos. Absolutely a true Himalayan gem. One of our favorites!”
Hoping these make a nice little surprise for one of my friends with a small outdoor space for 1-3 plants, I think the sativa hashplant structure should work well in southern New England where we have the cold wet in the fall pretty often, and it’ll be a neat one to hash up everything but the tops on! Seeing @Upstate being able to get seed and the potential for flower at a similar latitude gives me hope that they’ll finish up here in the river valley or on a south facing slope up in the hills. If everything goes well, I guess I’m going to be making temple balls during the holidays this year! I can’t think of a better strain to do it with, sativa hash is my favorite, and I’m hoping the experience hooks one of my friends on how cool it is to grow you own, once they open their drawer one morning and just look at all the glass jars full of hash.
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BTW I wanted to say that I ran out of Boogie Brew so I made my own compost tea the other night with a few cups each of CoM EWC, Oly Fish Compost, and my recycling dirt, along with some Mr Fulvic, SEA-90, a quarter cup of white sugar, and a little each of SEA-K kelp, CoM Stonington and Fish Bone Meal. Gave it 48 hours and whooooeeee that’s stinky stuff! The Oly and fish bone meal with the kelp really bring the fishy funk, I hope the plants like this off the cuff homebrew the way they like the BB mix. I’ll probably get more of that since it was good, cheap, and easy, but at the moment I’m shoestringing it with what I’ve got already.
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I picked this same strain up a couple years back. Seems like it will finish at 42 North no problem. Even with frost in late September The plants will be far enough into flower that they will keep cruising along.
I tried the real seed company Malana a few years back. No luck getting them to finish but flowering didn’t begin til Sept and we had four 28 degree nights in a row in mid Sept after above average temps. They weren’t able to properly rebound after the shock, though there was no visible frost damage.
These malana you have will kick off ( start flowering) a full month earlier
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With the sun we get around here, the herbs stay green outside deep into early winter, my rosemary and thyme were nice and green and not dead thru at least November last year, and we picked our last partially ripe tomato on Halloween
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@Dirt_Wizard they’ll finish for you. I had planned to grow them this year but they got bumped. Looking forward to seeing how you do. The smoking experience sounds special.
Mine were 12-15 feet. Planted late, too. In june
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I think they’re going in the swamp that my friend has as their yard they think they can’t make anything work there but I’m gonna prove them wrong. Last time we talked I told them there’s crazy shit out there they never saw before and I’d find something bulletproof. These happened to be out and I looked them up and said eureka! Sativa hashplants!
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