Blue Lemonade by OTF

Blue Lemonade by OTF

Blue Lemonade by OTF is a balanced hybrid (40/60) live rosin pressed from Blue Lychee x Papaya Lemonade. At 22-28% THC on the flower side, it is citrus and sweet berry over a candy-gassy base, and it is far mellower than the name leads you to expect. Best for day / night.

Live Rosin made in Thailand by OTF, pressed from Blue Lemonade flower. Check out the rest of our concentrates for the full rosin menu.

The Story Behind Blue Lemonade

This is OTF crossing their own work into their own work. Both parents are house cuts: Blue Lychee, which is PapayaDawg over Compound Genetics’ Pinata, and Papaya Lemonade, which is Karma’s Zowahh over that same PapayaDawg. Put them together and PapayaDawg turns up on both sides of the family tree, which is what pulls the whole thing indica-leaning despite two citrus-forward parents.

That doubling is the interesting part, and it is also why the name misleads. Everything about Blue Lemonade reads sativa on paper, and it is not one. The profile below is inferred from the grandparents rather than measured, because a house cross two generations deep has no published data behind it, only the plants it came from and the press in front of us.

The Nose

Citrus and berry arrive together rather than in sequence, which is unusual. The citrus is lemon-led and clean, the berry is dark and jammy, and neither wins. Between them sits a tropical layer that is the clearest evidence of PapayaDawg being in here twice.

The base does the usual OTF job: a firm sweet weight, a sugary candy note and a gas edge underneath that gives the fruit something solid to sit on. Caryophyllene is dominant, with Limonene for the lemon, Myrcene for the weight and Humulene adding a dry finish that keeps the sweetness in check.

The Dab

Of the three OTF presses on the menu, this is the most forgiving on temperature. Cold it is citrus-first and quite sharp; warm the berry comes forward and the whole thing softens considerably. The candy runs through both readings, and the gas only really asserts itself on the exhale. On top of that it stays smooth at temperatures where the heavier presses start to bite, which makes it the easier one to sit with over an evening.

The High

Gentle at the front, and it stays gentle. Euphoric and Giggly open it, Creative comes in behind them, and there is no rush and no spike anywhere in the first half hour. For a concentrate this is a notably relaxed onset.

Then it settles rather than drops. Relaxed turns into a warm Body High and the whole thing goes Calming, comfortable without ever demanding the couch, and Hungry arrives on schedule. Overall it is a mellow body-relaxer with a creative streak, which is not what a strain called Blue Lemonade sounds like, and is exactly what it is.

Effect group: Chill · Best time: Day / Night

Who Should Try Blue Lemonade by OTF?

Anyone who wants solventless without the shutdown. Blue Lemonade by OTF is the easiest entry point in the OTF range: the onset is slow, the ceiling is lower than Blue Pill, and the flavour is the most balanced of the three. If you dab occasionally rather than daily, start here.

Anxiety risk is medium and the usual concentrate caution applies, but there is genuinely less to be caught out by than with the heavier presses. The medical asks are stress, pain, anxiety, appetite loss and insomnia, and it covers the first four comfortably. For the last one, Blue Pill does more of the work.

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