Sour Bubba
Sour Bubba effects are mostly energizing.
Sour Bubba potency is higher THC than average.
Sour Bubba blends two famous strains that are robust all on their own but, when unified, show unique flavors and effects that speak to their long, potent lineages. With forward-leaning mental stimulation brought on by Diesel and a high-end Kush oriented body aura brought on by Bubba, Sour Bubba relaxes while providing ample mental energy to enjoy stationary activities like board games, video games, and movies.
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Sour Bubba strain helps with
- 36% of people say it helps with Anxiety
- 27% of people say it helps with Stress
- 22% of people say it helps with Depression
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Sour Bubba strain reviews(32)
October 10, 2017
Two of the greats! Combining strains surprisingly doesn’t always work as expected, so it’s extra special these two combine like they were made for each other. On their own, they’re each best of class - but together, they complement and fill in each other to create a wonderfully rounded experience. I lost half the high distractedly tending to my plants while smoking outside. Beautiful for nature in that it’s both viscerally affecting and your soul’s in tune with its serenity. Each strain is strong and combined, they take you to another world...yet Bubba’s confidence easily maintains stability. There’s a mental cloudiness from the Sour and a mood-elevating emotional stimulation from the Bubba. Actually, both probably contribute to a pleasant, if mild, euphoria. Sour’s sativa energy makes it good for being active and doing chores or cleaning. The hazy headspace doesn’t feel conducive to mental tasks. Bubba is my all-time favorite for music and this excels as expected. However the cloudy headspace does feel like it prevents music from being as transparent as it could be, but it’s still ever so captivating. 9/10
This one hits hard, and hits good. I will definitely be visiting Sour Bubba again soon.
The body effects are enchanting. You'll feel yourself floating after the first hit. You become "very aware of what your skeleton is doing," according to SWIM. It's "like you can feel the air on your skin and the hair on your legs growing."
Your body will feel good, basically.
The taste is great, hard to describe. Maybe like salad dressing? Creamy in that way, perhaps. No. It was definitely the herbs and spices.
Great strain for stretching, light yoga—anything that puts you in tune with your body. You'll be present with your feelings and whatever activities you're doing. Also great for just sitting back and zoning out to the body feels, of course.
Overall, I can't rate this strain highly enough. 5/5
I bought an ounce of sour bubba from a dispensary in the next town over based off the the breeding (sour diesel x Bubba kush) and medical properties for pain and stress.
I really like this strain it starts out in my head with energy and focus for about 45 minutes and ends up in the body with a blank mind leaving me on the couch relaxed for the next 2 hrs.
As I smoked on it I noticed that it was packed with seeds 23 of them to be exact. It didn’t bother me because I only paid $40.00 for the ounce.
I ended up saving the seeds and had an opportunity to grow 2 of them plants were short and wide buds smelled like pine and candy. I ended up with 5 ounces off two plants and the stuff I grew was better than the dispensaries stuff.




