Korova-Sunshine Daydream

I'm not sure where to start with Sunshine daydream. This little number hits hard and packs a punch with some not so dreamy side effects in my case. This strain had its pros and cons. It started off great but left me feeling not so great for a minute. In my experience with this strain it was tangy and full of citrus. This strain comes from a lineage of Blue Moonshine x Appalachia which is supposed to be good with things like pain, anxiety, depression, and insomnia. The trichomes on this thing truly sparkled as if they were sunbeam's themselves, they were so blinding. The smell was lovely. Now, when I say it smelled lovely, it smelled lovely. It had this zesty citrus smell that reminded me of blooming lemon blossoms.

I had originally taken this strain in hopes it would help with the pain I was having that night and let me get some sleep, but I couldn't sleep for shit with all the pain I was having. I was able to get the flower of this strain. This strain is from the brand Korova. I grabbed my piece, filled it up with ice cubes and cold water and made my way outside.

I lit up and within a matter of maybe 10 minutes this thing knocked me on my ass. The pain in my body had reduced significantly. When I was finished with my bowl, I tried to get up, but felt myself becoming couch locked and a bit tingly which made me straight out laugh about it. I moved as quickly as I could inside, but then stopped off in the kitchen to grab a snack. Cereal sounded like the perfect snack and boy was that a mistake because the feeling of the cereal in my mouth cracked and popped which made me laugh uncontrollably. When I was finished with that bowl, I could feel my body start to grow heavy, all while still laughing from the cereal I had just finished.

The tingly feeling I had felt earlier increased and by the time that I had gotten to the room it ended up triggering my Raynaud's. Now if you don't know what Raynaud's phenomenon is, it's where the blood vessels in your hands, feet, or nose tighten to a great extent causing the blood flow in those areas of the body to turn white then eventually blue from lack of oxygen which can be really painful. Usually I get a Raynaud's attack when I'm exposed to cold temperatures, but that's not the only way an attack can happen. It was warm in my house so I'm not sure what was going on there. I sat in front of the heater, but then as soon as I'd move away from the heater it'd start acting up again. I eventually got under a thick layer of blankets and just crashed as soon as I got warm enough.

The next night I hit this herb I was met with all the same things I experienced the previous night, except I was prepared this time with gloves and the effects weren't nearly as bad. I felt my eyes go hazy and decided to look in the mirror and saw my eyes were bloodshot and thought to myself 'I should take a pic'. I can't express it more how much laughter I had trying to get a picture of myself while high on this thing. I literally had the hardest time finding the lens on my phone to focus on which made me laugh even more and harder than I already was. In the end, I was able to take a few pictures. This strain made me feel happy, giggly, relaxed, sleepy, and just a little hungry.

Overall, I would say this strain is great. But maybe next time I'll sit in front of the heater while I smoke it. Now I want to make it very clear that I in no way blame Korova for my Raynaud’s episode. It's just something my body happened to do with this particular strain. Odd as it was; I expect it to happen now from time to time with other strains I may come across in the future. Bye for now!