Bay Dream reviews

One bowl, and I'd written two B plots and the precis for five more episodes. this stuff sent me into orbit fast. loving the buzz.

Cannot live without this every once in a while. The adventure or creative strain of choice. Medical but recreational advocate. Cheers!

Got a .5 cart from Fernway. Lovely, lovely flavor. I typically try to find strains that could help with my PTSD, however, definitely not a strain you want to smoke before going to bed. Good for a afternoon veg/idle production, considering I have it in me to write a review when I've been baking off and on for the past 5 hours. Nice to not think thoughts though. Cheers

Normally not a Sativa kinda girl because of anxiety but this was given to me as a gift and I thought I’d try it despite the warnings of how “hard hitting” it was… It was okay. No anxiety for me. Euphoria for sure but mostly headache. But hey that’s just me! My friends dug it.

I've had this strain one other time and was kinda worried that when I found it again, my mind would have built it up so much that it would leave me ultimately disappointed. I bought an O of it and 3 grams of the shatter from Native Roots on Tejon in Colo springs. I'm loving the fact that I was wrong, this strain is everything I remembered and some. It's one of my go-tos when I have a paper due that I had been putting off, or when the good-idea fairy puts a project in my wife's brain that she would like me to complete. lol. Also a pretty solid pre workout that numbs my knee and shoulder enough to workout without them bothering me since the reconstructions. 5 star seems too low a rating, so I'll add another. ⭐

I am a huge fan of Blue Dream, and so I was very excited to try this hybrid. Bay Dream did not disappoint. It is an awesome sativa that is great for getting work done, exercising, cooking, etc. It made me feel just slightly foggy-headed, but also very, very focused. Like most sativas and sativa-dominant hybrids, it was uplifting and gave me that really good, happy feeling that allows me to concentrate on what I'm doing and not sit around feeling anxious about life. I am a lifelong severe anxiety-sufferer, and I did not feel anxious at all with Bay Dream. It was long-lasting as well, which is a huge plus in my book when I am working on a long project and don't want to have to keep smoking as I work. Just be aware, it is very strong, and slow-acting. If you don't feel it right away after a few puffs, wait about 10 minutes before smoking more so that you don't overdo it. If you are a sativa fan and happen to see Bay Dream in your dispensary, by all means give it a try!

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.

I struggle with PTSD and this strain increased my anxiety. I can see where it could be helpful for people who do not have an anxiety disorder, a friend calls it the “clean the house” strain.