Damn Sour

Damn Sour is Green House Seeds’ take on the famous Sour Diesel, made with Sour Sage genetics and offered as feminised seeds. It keeps the sour, gassy side people expect from Diesel lines, but Green House Seeds has worked it into a bushier plant with more compact flowers.

The balance is 60% sativa and 40% indica, and the main cannabinoid figures are THC 22.10%, CBD 0.96% and CBN 0.05%. The effect is described as intense and long lasting: it starts high, then moves into a smoother body feeling. The flavour hangs around too, with a long finish after smoking.

In the grow room, Damn Sour flowers in around 9 weeks and can yield up to 700 g/m². Green House Seeds notes it as a good choice for SCRoG and LST, which fits the plant’s tall, bushy shape, midsized nodes and strong stems. The flowers start with a Sour Diesel-like look, including big round calyxes and a low leaf-to-flower ratio, then become more compact after mid-flowering while building plenty of strong-smelling resin.

Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, Damn Sour finishes by the first week of October. Plants are medium-sized with long branches, and production can reach 800 g per plant. It’s not presented as a tiny, discreet plant; the structure has some reach to it, especially with those longer branches.

The aroma and taste are where this one gives a very clear clue to its Sour Diesel roots. Expect classic gas, backed up by sweet acidity, then earthy and woody notes on the exhale. It’s a sour, fuel-heavy profile rather than a simple sweet fruit strain, and the aftertaste is noted for staying in the mouth for a long time.

Damn Sour suits growers who want Diesel character with a more compact flower finish than the old-school Sour Diesel style, plus solid indoor and outdoor yield potential. The breeder also mentions use in pain therapy, without making this a soft or sleepy-sounding strain; the described effect still begins with a strong high before settling into the body.