Sunshine Daydream
About Sunshine Daydream
Sharing its name with a documentary about legendary stoners The Grateful Dead, Sunshine Daydream is an indica-dominant hybrid that could earn the approval of Jerry Garcia himself. It was produced by prolific breeders Bodhi Seeds as a cross between two down-home strains: the Green Crack-descended Appalachia and a Bubba Kush-hybrid called Bubbashine. Sunshine Daydream offers smokers a hazy way to socialize or unwind after a long day. Cannabis testing lab Analytical 360 has found flowers of Sunshine Daydream to have between 17% and 25% THC.
Sunshine Daydream is marked by small to medium-sized buds that hold together in a dense bud structure. The leaves are tightly packed around their stems but are fluffy on their edges, giving the flowers a ragged, spade-like appearance. Leaves are pale green and are offset by bright yellow to orange pistils, intended to catch pollen from fertilizing male plants. Some phenotypes also show off flashes of deep blue or purple -- possibly passed on from grandparent strain Blueberry, these hues are the result of pigments called anthocyanins being stimulated by cold temperatures in the growing process. Cloudy white trichomes coat the flowers, giving them a white sheen and a very sticky texture; it may be difficult to break up the buds without the use of a grinder. The fruity aroma of berries jumps off of Sunshine Daydream’s flowers, but a stinging ammonia tang lurks underneath this predominantly fruity smell. Grinding or breaking open the buds shows off OG Kush’s influence, with more skunky notes. The smoke from this strain can be harsh and acrid, sometimes stinging users’ eyes and often inducing coughing. On the exhale, Sunshine Daydream tastes herbal and leaves behind a lingering, sour-sweet impression.
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