Sweet Dream review and information
Sweet Dream is a hybrid cannabis strain. Sweet Dream has a modest amount of 19% THC on average although this number could vary from one grower to another.
Sweet Dream can make you feel focused and has been reported to help with anxiety. Sweet Dream has a relatively strong spicy/herbal aroma. Some side effects and negatives has been experienced with this strain including anxiousness.
Many new strains are made by combining existing hybrids. New types of marijuana are constantly being invented, especially for recreational purposes. Due to their variety, physical and psychoactive effects can vary widely from strain to strain. The effects of a certain hybrid greatly depend on the more dominant strain it is based on. Sativa plants are generally known for their uplifting and energizing effects, while indica plants are more sedating. Additionally, the terpenes present in the strain assist in the type of buzz you get. A balanced hybrid will provide a mixture of both sativa and indica, which can be an uplifting buzz with a maintained relaxing body high.
Sweet Dream characteristics and details
What is Sweet Dream used for?
➜Sweet Dream has been reported to help with anxiety, depression, stress.
How does Sweet Dream smell?
➜Sweet Dream aroma is recorded as spicy/herbal, citrus, cheese.
How does Sweet Dream make you feel?
➜Sweet Dream can make you feel focused, creative.
What are Sweet Dream’s side effects?
➜Negative impacts ofSweet Dream are anxiousness, dizziness, dry mouth.
Sweet Dream by Colorado Seed Inc. combines a local Colorado favorite, Al’s Dream, with the newborn local legend, Gupta Kush. This union offers consumers the heady stimulation of Al’s Dream (an Albert Walker and Blue Dream cross) and the medical-grade potency of Gupta Kush all in one well-cured package. With piney and floral aromas, this strain smells of a still, dimly lit forest illuminated by stray pillars of light. Its effects may be useful for consumers seeking relief from stress, depression, and mild physical pain.
