One of the best. All around great high.
Blue Dream reviews
Read people’s experiences with the cannabis strain Blue Dream.
If you suffer from stress, panic attacks, or even a withdrawl from another substance, this is hands down the best strain I have ever come across for true depression, anxiety and panic attacks. It is the first and only Sativa I have had since first meeting 20 years ago in Cali to now. Of course, I am a frequent adventurer in other strains at most times. This allows true relief like a sad Rx that is a bandaid and crutch with lock and chain, instead a plant from Earth.
I get more of a limonene (citrus) taste from this strain variety that I have, as well as humulene (hops). As far as the affects, an ideal smoke for mid morning and day time chores and weekly errands. It also has a vaping element for those who are looking for the more convenient access. Walk into any dispensary, and ask for blue dream, you will be pleased.
The best balanced high. Happy, focused great for doing tasks.
An absolute classic. One of the stand out strains I've ever had, since high school. Lean into the uplifting sativa, great to focus on games, movies, a solid conversation. Best to go slow with this one and work up. The stoniness was more pronounced this time around, felt the fog and heaviness of the high as time went on.
l am a disabled veteran and been dabble for a few months now and this one is one of my favorite.
Absolute banger. I love this one too much. Very euphoric, calming BUT more energising than a indica or 50/50 hybrid. Makes stress go away and I can focus on the present more. Did make me a little dizzy while in the car though.
I was recommended this strain by a close friend and long time user. This was the first strain I’ve ever tried, and the effects are pretty great. Not a huge fan of the taste or smell, however, I’ve never smoked or used vapes in my life so I imagine it’s a learning curve. I’m using this to help with my ADD/ADHD paralysis, and it’s done the trick. There’s enough of a kick to it to get me focused, but not so much as to give me heart palpitations. It’s like a quiet mind where you’re able to focus on the task(s) at hand, and the body is relaxed on the other end. On the tail end, when it’s wearing off there’s that euphoria and peaceful feeling where everything good feels better and everything not is much easier to deal with.