Blue Mystic

Blue Mystic is an Indica-dominant hybrid strain which, as the name suggests, is shrouded in mystery. No one knows exactly who first bred Blue Mystic, or where it came from. Because of this, its exact genetic lineage is also unknown, making it incredibly hard to pin down. Most consider the likely parents of this strain to be Northern Lights and Blueberry. Nonetheless, Blue Mystic is its own strain with its own unique and distinct qualities and not just the name for a bunch of different strains with unknown origins.

Out of the packaging, Blue Mystic is a mismatch of both short and medium-sized, dense nuggets. These nugs are typical forest or neon green in color, with a few frosted, orange pistils accenting the shape of the bud. Users also frequently note a thick coating of milky-white trichomes encasing the bud. The flower smells of berries, particularly blueberry, in addition to fresh earth.

Many users find Blue Mystic to be, pardon the pun, a mystical strain that contains the remedies to their ailments. With a moderately high average THC level of 21%, Blue Mystic is a potent strain that some users warn can make you feel dizzy after copious consumption. Expect the flavor of the smoke to resemble its scents. Upon exhale, users are greeted with the warm embrace of happiness and euphoria. You’re likely to feel creative and energized to take on your next project or take a walk around the neighborhood. You’ll also rest easy knowing Blue Mystic’s dull, flowery scent is not attracting the attention of your neighbors the same way some Diesel strains would.

Some users who suffer from anxiety in social situations have noticed that not only does Blue Mystic wash away their anxiety, it also makes them feel more sociable. Patients have reported actually wanting to socialize in bars and clubs after having used Blue Mystic. Towards the decline of the high, you’re likely to notice yourself wanting to take a nap. As the energy fades, your body is left quite relaxed and de-stressed, making it great for users who suffer from insomnia, restlessness, and PTSD-induced nightmares.