Description
Torch Sapphire Blend | 3.5G
Embrace the blissful experience of Blue Lotus + D9 with Torch Sapphire Blend Disposable vape which contains 3.5 grams of pure delight, ensuring a long-lasting and memorable experience. The Torch Blue Lotus + D9 is the second Blue Lotus product to hit the market after Exodus Blue Lotus Disposable.
Each Torch Blue Lotus + D9 Device contains a Pre-heat functionality and USBC charging.
Experience the magic of the Torch Blue Lotus Sapphire Blend, known for its soothing properties that can transport you to a world of calmness and tranquility. Combined with the therapeutic effects of D9, this blend offers a unique and unforgettable journey that you’ll cherish.
With 10 strains to choose from, you have the freedom to pick the perfect one that suits your mood and preferences. Whether you’re looking for an uplifting and energetic high or a more relaxed and laid-back vibe, Torch Sapphire Blend Disposable has got you covered.
Torch Blue Lotus + D9 Sapphire Blend 3.5G Disposable Strains
- Red Dragon – Sativa
- Sherblato – Sativa
- Pink Panther – Sativa
- Jack Frost – Sativa
- Strawberry Mochi – Hybrid
- Lucky Charms – Hybrid
- White Guava – Indica
- Purple Dynamite – Indica
- Goldberry – Indica
- Holy Grail OG – Indica
What is Blue Lotus?
Blue lotus is a plant that has been used for thousands of years as a sacred, spiritual flower and a medicinal herb. Notably, blue lotus contains specific compounds that give it psychoactive properties.
Because of its psychoactive nature, there are a lot of questions surrounding whether blue lotus is safe (or legal) to use. It does have some traditional benefits and uses but also some side effects to be aware of.
WHAT IS BLUE LOTUS FLOWER?
Blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is a type of water lily that is native to Egypt and certain regions in Asia. It can be grown as an ornamental flower for its lovely appearance and sweet smell and has seen a lot of use in traditional medicine.
Unsurprisingly, the richest accounts of blue lotus flower come from Egyptian records and culture.
To the ancient Egyptians, blue lotus was a sacred plant that had connections to both Ra (the sun god) and Osiris (the god of the underworld). It was also likely a symbol of rebirth, since the petals open with the sun and close at dusk.
Because of this blue lotus was frequently a part of rituals and spiritual ceremonies. It also had medicinal uses as a sedative, aphrodisiac, and possibly as a narcotic-like herb.
Today, interest in blue lotus flower mainly centers around its psychoactive properties and potential to induce mild euphoria.
