East Coast Sour Diesel
East Coast Sour Diesel, a product of Sour Diesel phenotype, showcases a carefully curated profile shaped by its distinctive diesel, citrus, woody, lemon, chemical essence. This selection is known for unfolding in stages, with each moment revealing new layers of its character. Ideal for those seeking an engaging experience, East Coast Sour Diesel transitions smoothly between settings, making it equally suited for moments of solitude or shared conversations.
From a cultivation perspective, East Coast Sour Diesel demonstrates both strength and adaptability. Indoors, it offers a yield of Up to 450 gr/m², while outdoor plants can reach up to Up to 1,000 gr/plant, making it a rewarding choice for growers of all levels. Its flowering period of 9-10 weeks allows it to develop its full potential, while its height, ranging from 70-90 cm indoors to 120-240 cm outdoors, ensures impressive growth. Harvest time typically arrives in Mid October, aligning well with seasonal cycles to produce a high-quality yield.
As it matures, East Coast Sour Diesel forms a striking visual profile, with robust branches and a fragrance that deepens as the plant progresses. The complexity of its genetic background shines through in its structure, resilience, and aromatic qualities, making it a sought-after variety for those who appreciate a balance of tradition and refinement.
| Genetic Background: | Sour Diesel phenotype |
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| THC: | |
| CBD: | Low |
| Sativa: | 70% |
| Indica: | 30% |
| Flavor: | Diesel, Citrus, Woody, Lemon, Chemical |
| Effect: | Uplifting, Happy, Creative, Focused |
| Breeder Location: | United States |
| Yield indoor: | Up to 450 gr/m² |
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| Yield outdoor: | Up to 1,000 gr/plant |
| Flowering time: | 9-10 weeks |
| Height indoor: | 70-90 cm |
| Height outdoor: | 120-240 cm |
| Harvest Month: | Mid October |
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Where We Ship
Under the 2018 Farm Bill, we can legally ship our products to the states in blue.
We DON'T ship to: Kansas and Kentucky and anywhere outside of the United States.
