Blue Dot reviews

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Ok for starters I call foul on the “Dot” story. Whether you think you are accurate, the story is not. “Farmacy” RED and BLUE,DOTS both came in eighth sized metal tins with identifying stickers saying “Farmacy” with elegant script and either a 🔵 or 🔴 on the bottom. This strain first popped up in the California east bay medical scene. It is a “Brazilian Leda Uno X Northern lights Haze” specifically Leda uno x Silver Haze. People lined up waiting for the weekly delivery. I know because I stood in that line before opening one of the first five legally licensed dispensaries in history. The grower did come from the North state and went on to open a LA dispensary called appropriately FARMACY. I believe the original strain was lost to fed raids but it has been recreated by a few people like myself. On a side note Farmacy is most famous for back pain relief, coincidentally Brazilian was used for birthing children in the river for centuries, effectively relieving laboring women’s back pain.

I have to disagree complete with StormFeather claiming the strain was his/her creating by crossing time wreck with blueberry. I have tried what is labeled & for sale in AZ in shatter form Blue Dot. If it was TW & Blueberry I immediately would've been upset. Those two strains are so played out & I'm so tired of them. Even combined I just don't like it. The Blue Dot I purchased definitely has some sativa dominant effects and has an unique high, it was quite refreshing because lately I'm finding even new strains I try they aren't "wowing" me anymore. They still help my medical issues though.

Smooth body high, with a feel good mood and clear thoughts. And it seriously smells like blueberries. Not sure how but it really does. Very calming; would go well with meditation, yoga, or other relaxing activity.

Hello, my name is Dot. I have been growing weed in Humboldt County for over 25 years. I created the Blue Dot strain, not someone in Sonoma County. I crossed the Blueberry Indica with the Train Wreck over a period of 3 consecutive years. I used a blue sharpie permanent ink pen to label bags after they all processed and trimmed up. They were distributed in these packages which is why people started calling it Blue Dot. We didn't put our names on anything back in those days. The Cannabible 3 has the proper information. Thank you.

This is the first medical-grade strain I have ever come across. Back in 1998-99 a friend of mine got this straight out of the hospital. It was in a large typical orangish pill container and had a blue dot on the label that said "Blue dot" underneath it. It completely changed my outlook on cannabis forever. In support of the previous review before me. Dot, I believe you whether I go look in the Canabible or not just because your story matches up with mine and they are in the same time/year range.

I read the reviews of this strain and seen the photos, and I am convinced people are getting this strain mixed up. Some reviewer stated he created the strain and his name was "Dot". Maybe he did, but I can say 100% that it was a medical club strain. Anybody who went to the bay clubs in 99 an 2000 have seen it. I bought it frequently. It was sold in a fancy prepackaged white tin labeled Farmacy, and had a blue garage sale sticker dot on each tin so you knew what strain it was. They also had a much less popular yellow dot tin. Regardless, it was a sativa with looser nugs, moderatley crystally, slightly pungent, extremely smooth, very well cured. Looking back, I honestly think the quality was in how well it was grown and cured. If I had to compare to a well known strain I would say super silver haze. Definitely smooth stoney herb if you can get the real thing. I gave up years ago.

Where did it go? I remember getting this strain called blue dot back in 2002 or 2003 maybe in oaksterdamn....anyone know where i can find any? Ive been looking for that and pot of gold sense the first inhale....