Bay Dream

Damn. Some of the most stable, clear, and amber colored wax like you wouldn't believe. Excellent flavor of herbal exuberance with a faint tootsy roll after taste. Very heavy, couchlock-y sativa (personally seems more indica to me). Enjoy now for 35/g at Delta Health Association in San Jose.

Damn. Some of the most stable, clear, and amber colored wax like you wouldn't believe. Excellent flavor of herbal exuberance with a faint tootsy roll after taste. Very heavy, couchlock-y sativa (personally seems more indica to me). Enjoy now at Delta Health Association in San Jose.

Bay Dream has a problem: It's name. It undersells its effects almost completely. A better name for this strain would be 'Platform Perfection'... Okay, I know -- that's not going to win any marketing prizes either. But it's totally accurate. I like to platform my intake over the course of the day (while I'm working), layering either one strain on top of itself or on top of another. In a lot of cases -- Blue Dream layered atop GG4 especially -- the layering effect is consistent and repeatable: A feeling of well-being leads to focus leads to clarity leads to some of the best work of my life (and why we're not shouting this from the rooftops, oh, fellow Brothers & Sisters In Cannabis, I do not know -- especially if we mean to change all perception of this remarkable product -- but I digress). Bay Dream layers brilliantly upon itself -- as described here at Leafly -- with an effect that's definitely 'intoxicating' -- except rather than feel drunk, the intoxicating makes one 'drunk' with focus. It's a heady feeling (with terrific nuances when you layer Bay Dream atop, say, Dutch Treat or Blue Dream or -- now we're talking creme de la creme -- White Widow. It's a pleasant enough smoke. Sweetness and spice on the nose. Unremarkable flavor but then I'm more about what takes place inside the head than anywhere else. So -- great strain -- anemic name. Nothing a high priced PR firm can't handle.