History of Sour Diesel CBD

Sour Diesel, also known as Sour D, is an invigorating Sativa-dominant hybrid with powerful effects. The strain was created by crossing Chemdawg 91 X Skunk #1. Growers have to wait 10-12 weeks for sour diesel plants to finish flowering and you can Click Here for more info.

Sour Diesel is famous for its distinct, diesel-like aroma. When smoked, this bud offers a potent psychoactive experience marked by creative bursts that can prove useful in combating depression or chronic stress issues. Although it may not be strong enough for severe aches and pains, many patients appreciate the mood boost provided by this strain in the morning or at moderate doses throughout the day.”

Sour Diesel has recently become one of the most commonly grown strains in America, and due to this high demand, there are very few available landrace sativas that are not Sour D. It would be easy to assume that Sour Diesel is a man-made strain created by growers who wanted to capitalize on Chemdog dominance; many believe this to be true because even though it’s origin is unknown; it possesses qualities found only in certain regions of the world.

This pure Sativa marijuana strain offers an insightful and creative head buzz ideal for pro-creative activities like painting or playing music. Sour D will make you more interested in talking socially with its energizing effects, but it’s still mellow enough for indica lovers looking for relief from chronic pain or insomnia.

This strain is most popular in the Pacific Northwest where it was originally discovered by Scott Blakey, who later brought it to Nevil Schoenmaker’s famed World of Seeds Co. in Amsterdam. Sour Diesel has since become a staple at most coffee shops throughout the region for its ability to energize consumers through conversations and brainstorming sessions alike.”

Sour Diesel is said to be one of the few “true” Sativa hybrids with high CBD levels today. It’s known for great tasting buds that offer fast-hitting high-energy cerebral effects paired with intoxicating Indica-like body buzzes; all in all, an enjoyable weed experience not soon forgotten.

Sour Diesel is also a big yielder and produces dense, frost-covered buds with amber hairs that coat the bud leaves. Sour diesel yields very well and its breeder was able to achieve rare sour diesel CBDchemotypes, which I assume have been passed down from the original genetics.