Blue dream

What does Blue Dream smell like?

Beginners and veterans both enjoy the calming and energizing effects that Blue Dream imparts. The flavor is a primary characteristic in making Blue Dream so well liked. It smells and tastes just like sweet berries. The taste lingers long after inhaling.

Looks: Nugs are usually dense and bell- or pellet-shaped, with bright-green color and vibrant orange pistils. There should be no foxtailing.

Smell: Blueberry/candy-like sweetness with spicy overtones.

Flavor: Sugar and blueberry flavors — like a candy lollipop — with funky and spicy aftertastes.

Effects: Feelings can include a euphoric mind melt with reduced stress and raised creativity. As a result, depression, anxiety and lack of appetite have been treated with Blue Dream. But because the market has been flooded with Blue Dream phenotypes, some users have reported differing effects, including indica body highs.

Home grower’s take: “I generally stay away from it. Blue Dream was huge in, like, 2011, and I bought clones of it a few times and had good results. The buds were usually dense and bright green — very California-style — and had a sweet smell. My friends loved it, but we moved on quickly. It helped make me hungry and did well with stress, if I remember correctly. I think it’s been overextended for the past five or six years, though. Even if I trusted that the person was selling me clones with the proper genetics, I’m still paranoid about what type of weed I’m getting, and I don’t like it enough to go through that.”

Commercial grower’s take: “It all depends on the phenotype, but if you get the real stuff, then it really is a dream. She roots quickly and is one of my heavier yielders. Not the fastest at flowering — I usually go for 65 days if I can — but one of the easier strains to monitor. Tough broad with a heady high that people enjoy. If I were starting my own grow, I’d probably have this on the menu most of the time.”