Also known as Sour D, Sour Diesel is a sativa strain exuding a citrusy, sour pungent odor with a zesty, earthy taste. Its leaves are a deep green, with calyxes covered in white trichomes and thin hairs when ready to harvest.
Sour Diesel’s lineage has been lost, but it’s believed to be a cross between the hybrid Chemdawg, the indica Northern Lights, and a hybrid Skunk phenotype.
It’s THC levels have been known to be as high as 25%, but its average is around 17%. This sativa strain creates a plethora of cerebral activity, with the majority of reviewers reporting an increase in creativity and energy. It has been known to help with fatigue and calms anxiety, making this a great strain for a wake-and-bake.
Expect a dry mouth and dry eyes if consuming Sour Diesel. Reviewers note paranoia is also a common side-effect due to the cerebral activity it induces which can be overwhelming for some. Although Sour Diesel stimulates the mind, enhancing senses, it can also cause one to become easily distracted making it hard to hold a conversation or focus on one thing at a time.
This potent strain is ideal for avid cannabis consumers, not first-timers.
What does Sour Diesel taste like?
Sour Diesel has a diesel-like taste, with strong notes of skunk and earthiness. Additionally, users may notice hints of citrus or sourness on the palate. The taste of Sour Diesel is often considered bold and sharp.
Is Sour Diesel an Indica, Sativa, or Hybrid?
Sour Diesel is classified as a sativa-dominant hybrid strain.
What does Sour Diesel smell like?
Sour Diesel is renowned for its pungent and unmistakable aroma. It emits a strong scent that is often described as diesel-like, with hints of skunk and earthiness. Some individuals also detect notes of citrus and sourness in its fragrance.
