1964 | Blue Dream | Legendary Sativa with Blueberry Aroma

It’s Blue Dream of course, a strain that needs no introduction. But here’s one anyway 😘

Here’s what Planet 13 wrote about this truly iconic cannabis strain: “History and Origin of Blue Dream Strain: Blue Dream has an intriguing history that can be traced back to the sunny shores of California. To fully understand this strain’s origin, we need to explore the backgrounds of its parent strains: Blueberry and Haze.

Origins of Blue Dream

The Blueberry strain, known for its rich blueberry aroma and deeply relaxing effects, was developed in the 1970s by legendary breeder DJ Short. It is a product of crossing various landrace strains, including Thai, Afghani, and Purple Thai. Blueberry quickly gained popularity for its unique flavor and potent indica-leaning effects.

On the other hand, Haze, a classic sativa strain, has a distinct reputation for its uplifting and cerebral effects. It emerged in the 1960s and 1970s when cultivators from California and the Netherlands began experimenting with landrace strains from Colombia, Mexico, Thailand, and South India.“

It’s a sativa leaning hybrid with a balance from the Blueberry lineage to support the heady Haze lineage. 

At Stok’d you’ll hear us use “Chill to Thrill” when talking about indica and sativa, so you may see us use that terminology too :) 

Great for: 

• Campfires  
• Ultimate Frisbee 
• Binging TV Shows

We can’t say enough about this numerically named, grower of pure fire weed. 1964 brings some incredible classic strains like Blue Dream, Comatose, Death Bubba, GG #41 among just part of their vault. Available in dried flower and live-rosin 510 vape carts. 1964 grows high grade, sun grown, organic soil, no artificial inputs, incredible BC craft cannabis. Aptly named after the discovery of THC and an homage to the OG who discovered the compound, Professor Raphael Mechoulam aka “The Godfather of Cannabis”.

What 1964 says about 1964

“Supplying the spirit of ’64: The cultural revolution of the 60s broke down old-fashioned stereotypes and created a new vision for how people could live. In 1964, Professor Mechoulam discovered the organic compound THC. Whilst it took nearly 60 years from its discovery to its legalisation, that spirit of exploration has only grown stronger. Today, the spirit of 1964 is supplied by our team of pioneers who grow quality, craft cannabis in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia.”