Deedee BX1 Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: French Touch Seeds

Sour Diesel hybrid strain created through cubing. Strong sativa influence, stretchy plant, high yield, distinctive aroma.

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Deedee BX1 Cannabis Seeds from French Touch Seeds

Many Years has been necessary to realise that cubing of the famous Riricut... a french selection of a Sour Diesel from reservoir seeds... We used a male of our reserve ( Bubba Kush x Kikiriki ) for the first outcross and the result is the height of our hopes, very similar to his mother : SOUR ! Beware of the important stretch of this sativa with internodal distance extrem, idéal for the Scrog indoor and outdoor. we always think that the production of the Deedee will be small and we get suprised during the blooming , with a special 'Popcorn' effect surprising at the end of the blooming period. the perfume diesel lavander is unique with some phénos with a light taste of Bubba Kush and the buds a bit more rounded... An exceptional plant to keep as a Mother plant ! Collectors, ready to germinate because there will not be for everyone!

Genetics : Sour Diesel Cubing
Indoor : 75 - 80 days
Outdoor : October
Yield : 550g/m2
Indica 25% Sativa 75%

Strain FAQ

What's interesting about Diesel and its crosses?

Diesel strains are intriguing and intricate, like a missing-pages mystery novel. The most famous, Sour Diesel, is rumoured to have roots in Chemdawg 91 and Super Skunk, however fans disagree on its genetics. A rich blend of Sativa and Indica genetics gives them dynamic effects and unique characteristics.

How are sour cannabis strains created?

Selective breeding selects strains with strong sour terpene profiles to create offspring with more sour flavours. Terpene formation, which affects the strain's taste and aroma, depends on soil pH and light exposure.

How do strains ready for harvest by mid-October handle environmental stress?

These cannabis types are said to resist temperature and moisture changes well. Their toughness evolved to help them survive in their native, sometimes changing climates.