Green Dream reviews

Got it as a vape. Amazing and fantastic sweet citrus taste. Reminded me of lemonade and iced tea with honey. The ending is definitely earthy. Cerebral high for sure. Felt a little tingly in my shoulders though. This strain is in my top 5 ❤️

Huge fan! It's super uplifting, and great for social anxiety.

I was skeptical at first, as this strain's parents are both a bit heady, but I was immediately proven wrong. Green Dream is what I've been looking for: cerebral without paranoia, light pain and anxiety relief without needing to take a nap, and an overall feeling of well-being. I can still read and comprehend, but then analyze what I've read in an unconventional way. And most importantly I can hold a conversation without totally weirding out the other person! I definitely pick this one up whenever I find it. Note, I've only ever had this in the form of a Bhang e-vape cartridge. I'm sure the flower isn't much different, though.

perfectly balanced hybrid

This strain was very good. I rate it 5/5 due to it’s potency & effects given. For any “popper” or “beug” smokers, this strain is A+ and highly recommended. It is a hybrid mixture of Green Crack & Blue Dream, which both are great strains of weed.

I love blue dram and green crack so when they had a baby I was like I’ll give it a try and glad I did it’s one of the most well rounded strain just enough sativa and indica. Great for any time of day morning or evening best for feeling happy doing work.

This hit me like a ton of bricks. It also hit my mouth with a thousand cotton balls. In all honesty, this strain is super heady without the paranoia or the anxiety. Would recommend if you have water and cough drops on hand!

My experience with Green Dream was an energetic, active feeling. I am using Rockband as an objective and subjective test between strains. Green Dream was very fun and easy to drop into a song with. I experience this as relaxed muscles, mentally focused and fun. From the objective point of view the focus helped improve my accuracy. This is hard to separate from natural skill progression.. but it's worth it to note strains that leave me feeling "fuzzy" tend to hurt my timing and accuracy. I've recently had too much work on my lower back (massage, acupuncture, etc..) to comment on how this helped my back pain.. but I'm not feeling it right now.