IPS Pharma
Canada
About Sour Diesel
SDIndica HybridSour Diesel’s lineage contains a little mystery. Researchers suspect that it was created accidentally from strains in the Chemdawg and OG Kush line. Particularly, Chemdawg '91 is suspected as a likely parent, along with Massachusetts Super Skunk.
American Bred, 
Dutch Genetics
Sour Diesel will give you a terrific blast. It not only comes packed with 26% THC on the high end, but also retains 2% CBD and 4% CBN during extraction, which is pretty unheard of. Sour Diesel (also called 'Sour Deez' or 'Sour D' for short) brings a nearly pure 90% Sativa.
Sour Diesel’s lineage contains a little mystery. Researchers suspect that it was created accidentally from strains in the Chemdawg and OG Kush line. Particularly, Chemdawg '91 is suspected as a likely parent, along with Massachusetts Super Skunk. Either way, the plant grows lanky, throwing up a ton of foxtails around its dense, light green nugs, and releasing pungent odours into your indoor garden, like little skunk-citrus flower bombs.
Speaking of aromas, Sour Diesel continues to earn its name as you smoke it. A pungent cloud of skunky haze (like Diesel Gas but after eating an entire fruit orchard), explodes from this bud in a dense, lemony fog. The odour is sour, pungent, and strong. The taste is earthy, herbal, gassy, and with an unmistakable after-effect of lemon on your tongue.
Sour Diesel is heavy, gassy, pungent, sour, skunky, and above all, awesomely day-enhancing. For mornings when you don’t know how you’re supposed to get started, this is your wakeup call of non-deadly lemon gas down in the trenches of your tiredness. Get up! Go!
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