Dossier note
Blue in Green is part of the visible GGG source record on this site.
This page is included because the accession sits inside the current GGG registry boundary and belongs on the public GGG site.
Source dossier
Blue in Green
Blue in Green appears in the current GGG registry boundary and carries source-record context on this site.
Source record
Page type
GGG public dossier
Related GGG pages
Legacy archive • Press and awards
Lineage footing
GGG archive
Why it appears
This page is included because the accession sits inside the current GGG registry boundary and belongs on the public GGG site.
Dossier ledger
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Legacy standing
Included in the current GGG public dossier set
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Related GGG pages
Legacy archive • Press and awards
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Lineage footing
GGG archive
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Dossier role
Registry dossier
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Founding era
Since 2009
The public-facing GGG record is anchored to 2009, while formative prehistory from 2008 remains documented in the deeper legacy timeline.
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Unique crosses
400+
The legacy media kit credits GGG with more than 400 unique crosses, including Grape Stomper, Mendo Breath, Mango Puff, and High School Sweetheart.
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Back-to-back titles
3
The historical company record notes three consecutive High Times Cannabis Cup championships in 2016.
Page visual
Supporting GGG cultivar image used on this page.
Why this page matters
The page makes the source accession easy to recognize, even when later market names became louder.
Visual
GGG archive image
Page type
GGG public dossier
Related GGG pages
Legacy archive • Press and awards
Lineage footing
GGG archive
Related pages
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Archive page
Legacy archive
GGG archive
Blue In Green sits inside the wider GGG timeline, milestones, and documented public history collected on the legacy page.
Open legacy archive02
Press record
Press and awards
2016 • High Times Cannabis Cup in Southern California
The original media kit records a first-place CBD finish at the Southern California High Times Cannabis Cup, carried by Buds & Roses.
Open press and awardsSource layer
Blue in Green remains visible in the source record, even when later names became louder.
Blue in Green belongs in the visible Gage Green Group archive and source record.
Source record footing
Standing
Source cultivar
Archive footing
GGG archive
Related dossier pages
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Public descendant lines
0
Archive sources
0
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Source record context
Source record context
Blue in Green reads as a living source accession, not a disconnected catalog entry.
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Source record context
Source record context
The surrounding archive keeps its lineage, public record, and downstream importance visible.
Pages around the accession
The surrounding GGG pages make the accession easy to place inside the public record.
Use these pages to move from the dossier into legacy, provenance, media context, and the broader public shape of Gage Green Group.
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Archive page
Legacy archive
GGG archive
Blue In Green sits inside the wider GGG timeline, milestones, and documented public history collected on the legacy page.
Open legacy archive02
Press record
Press and awards
2016 • High Times Cannabis Cup in Southern California
The original media kit records a first-place CBD finish at the Southern California High Times Cannabis Cup, carried by Buds & Roses.
Open press and awards Archive pages
These are the preserved archive materials that keep the accession visible inside the living archive.
Public lineage pages
Where later descendant names are publicly legible, these pages help keep attention connected back to the source accession.
Registry pathways
The registry is the operational center of the public record.
Once someone sees the accessions, the next useful routes are provenance, archive, and research.
TraceabilityLegacyResearch
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Traceability
Understand the provenance model
See how attribution, records, and chain-of-custody support the live registry.
Read provenance02
Legacy
Place accessions inside the archive record
The timeline and public record give the registry historical context.
Enter archive03
Research
Follow lineages into publications
Field notes and working papers show how the accessions connect to research.
Browse research