Sour Diesel Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Burning Bush Nurseries

West Coast strain with heavy yields and uplifting effects. Descendant of Chem Dawg '91, known for piney, skunky, gasoline aroma.

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Sour Diesel Cannabis Seeds from Burning Bush Nurseries

The ORIGINAL West Coast Sour Diesel known for its heavy yields and uplifting effects. Sour Diesel is a descendent of the legendary Chem Dawg '91 strain and retains many of the same growth, taste, and aromatic characteristics that made Chem Dawg '91 so famous. The finished flowers boast an unmistakable smell which is piney and skunky with a subtle hint of gasoline. It's genetics have been used to enhance many other popular strains but we prefer to enjoy Sour Diesel in its unadulterated form. Sour Diesel boasts a classic taste that has earned it a place in many professional gardens and a permanent residence in dispensaries across the country. Simply put: Sour Diesel is a "can't miss" strain that people ask for by name. The yield is extremely generous with chunky flowers that take at least 10 weeks to mature.

BREEDER Burning Bush Nurseries
GENETICS Chem Dawg x Northern Lights x Skunk #1
VARIETY Sativa
FLOWERING TYPE Photoperiod
SEX Feminised
THC CONTENT Up to 25%
CBD CONTENT 0.1 - 0.3%
GROWS Greenhouse, Grows indoors, Grows outdoors
FLOWERING TIME 10 - 12 weeks
HARVEST MONTH Late October
MEDICAL CONDITIONS Depression, Fatigue, Stress
TASTE / FLAVOUR Fuel, Sour
EFFECT Uplifting

Strain FAQ

Are there different Diesel strains?

Diesel's family tree has various versions, each bringing a new twist to the story. NYC Diesel has a grapefruit scent, whereas Red Diesel combines Diesel with California Orange, showing the versatility of this spicy bloodline.

Can diesel strains' strong smell represent an evolutionary advantage?

Diesel variants' strong, pungent smell may discourage pests and herbivores, showing it evolved to endure severe climes. This protective mechanism is just one way in which these plants adapt to their surroundings.

Can late-October strains have various flavours?

Contrary to popular assumption, these fast-finishing strains have a wide range of terpene profiles, from earthy and piney to sweet and fruity, reportedly without sacrificing taste.