Sour Diesel reviews

Very punchy Sativa, you get really creative and it make you want to do stuff. I mixed it with XXX OG (another favorite of mine) and oh man 12/10 would recommend.

The aroma is very oaky in its hints, a little like a wine's aftertaste. It's a bittersweet smell, maybe that's where the sour part comes in? Some of the hairs have a slightly pinkish hint, most seem to be amber, barely orange. There are a few shades of green with crystals along the underside making the bottoms of the plants much lighter. I did taste a sort of peppery, fuel-y flavor on the inhale... A little sour as the exhale passed the tongue and in the aftertaste. It tastes better than it sounds, almost like it would taste good with a steak.. I've been working on a quarter of it, in addition to some other strains and it's been a nice smoke. It has been a great strain to mix with. Definitely uplifting, satisfying. It'll make you content to sit back in your seat and let your mind race. You get that sort of interrupted, buzzing from inside where things don't feel like slow motion, but just feel a little... interrupted. You can definitely feel intoxicated if you try with this strain. I can see why some see this as a staple.

My favorite all time strain

Very Euphoric and uplifting

stinky pungent buds very sticky very uplifting high

I really really really like Sour D BUT sometimes it makes me antsy or jumpy? I can't just sit there basically and if I do I'm all wired, tapping my foot or fingers really fast. So it's not such a bad thing necessarily. Hits me really fast too. Taste is meh but I love the smell. High is all in your head, travels through your body in little waves. Anyway, it's real good stuff.

Great sativa get alot of shkt done on spur diesel and helps my depression!

A great daytime smoke! It has a smooth but pungent flavor with a nice onset wave of relaxation but without getting sleepy. Really good to use before house projects or working outside in the yard. It can be somewhat of a creeper so just make sure you take your time with it. Ease into it rather than dive in would be my advise.