- Grapefruit (36% of reported flavors)
- Pineapple (36% of reported flavors)
- Lime (28% of reported flavors)
Sunshine Daydream gets downright weird with the butter. Bodhi Seeds’ indica-leaning hybrid mixes berry sweetness, sour dairy, and pungent Chem funk, a combination that sounds questionable until you smell the flower.
Bodhi crossed a Bubbashine female with an Appalachia male. Bubbashine combines Bubba Kush and Blue Moonshine, while Appalachia comes from Green Crack × Tres Dawg. That gives Sunshine Daydream both a fruity Kush background and a distinctly funky side of the family.
The breeder singled out a “butter cut” for its berry-and-butter aroma. Across the line, sweetness meets sourness, with earthy Kush and chemical notes adding depth. Some selections bring more citrus or diesel. This is the kind of flower that has people calling a smell disgusting while refusing to hand the jar back.
Those who keep coming back to Sunshine Daydream describe happiness and uplift alongside pronounced relaxation. The appeal is getting thoroughly comfortable while still enjoying what’s happening around you, though some sessions turn sleepy. Sunshine in the name doesn’t necessarily mean you’re spending the afternoon upright.
Sunshine Daydream’s original release was regular photoperiod seed. Plants are commonly described as sturdy and medium-height, with indoor flowering around eight to nine weeks. Outdoor harvest estimates fall around mid-October in the Northern Hemisphere.
Flowers develop into compact clusters with pale green coloring, yellow-orange pistils, and abundant sticky resin. Some selections show blue or purple tones. Bodhi specifically noted that dried flower could remain tacky enough to cling to its bag.
Yield descriptions are generally favorable, but dependable numerical figures aren’t established for every selection. Its pungency makes odor control worth planning before flowering, especially where the sour, chemical aromas become prominent.
