Blue Dot reviews

I purchased Blue Dot from a dispensary in Los Angeles, on La Brea Blvd, The Yellow House, back in 2003-2010,(approximately), before they were shut down for tax evasion), and it was always a big deal when Blue Dot hit the scene. Everyone wanted the Blue Dot! I remember the smell as sweet and the taste as quite pleasant. The effect was more sativa, I remember, but the overall experience was great. I have not seen Blue Dot for sale anywhere since the Yellow House days, but would be a happy guy if available again.

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.

it is as good as it says it is

This 80% Sativa is wonderful strain, with great genetics...White Widow X Northern Lights! I would rank this as one of my top 5 favorite strains!

Nice, chill high. Watched Game of Thrones to it and felt myself really into the details. Got a little bit of the munchies.

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.

decent strain - energetic, makes it easier to stay productive.

Very good body high Good mental high Good for the daily smoker