1g Concentrate Lucid Blue
Lucid Blue is an 80/20 sativa dominant hybrid strain created through crossing the classic Amnesia Haze X Blue Dream strains. This bud has a sweet and fruity blueberry flavor with a touch of spicy earth to it upon exhale.
Sunday Extracts is an Oklahoma extraction company and a 100% Oklahoma-owned family business. We take pride in providing Oklahoma with high-grade cannabis products produced from the greenhouses of Red dirt Sungrown. In this newly emerging industry, Sunday Extracts strives to set a standard of clean, connoisseur choice products to assist our Oklahoma community in its medical and therapeutic needs through the natural, alternative healing properties of the plant.
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Our company is a locally owned, family business, consisting of three brothers. We take pride in providing Oklahoma with an assortment of high-grade cannabis products from the greenhouses of Red Dirt Sungrown. In this newly emerging industry, Sunday Extracts strives to set a standard of clean, connoisseur choice products to assist our community in its medical and therapeutic needs through the natural, alternative healing properties of the plant. The name Sunday comes from our sailboat berthed at Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City. For us, Sunday signifies a day of rest, recovery and social gatherings with friends and family. It is the kind of laid back, easygoing vibe we hope our products bring to patients.
Lucid Blue is a cross of a Santa Cruz cut of Blue Dream (Santa Cruz cut) and a Grateful Breath phenotype dubbed Solomon first bred by Green Gage Genetics. This combination created a cultivar with a fruity, grassy flavor profile, according to sources online. Lucid Blue is easy to grow indoors or out, but online sources claim it grows best inside, in soil, with Sea of Green (SOG). Green Gage Genetics says it needs seven-to-eight weeks flowering time to deliver large, dense, trichome-covered buds. Colas are mostly light green with a few dark green leaves, bright orange pistils, and white trichomes. Growers should expect a medium-to-high yield.