SOUR DIESEL

About SOUR DIESEL

One example of those is Humboldt Sour Diesel from Humboldt Seed Company. Here’s what you should know about what the strain is, how it grows, and what the consumption experience entails.

Humboldt Sour Diesel is a sativa-dominant cross of Sour Diesel Bx3 and Humboldt Headband.

The strain is an ode to Sour Diesel, which is believed to be birthed from a random bagseed found at a Grateful Dead concert way back in the early 1990’s (this strain has a murky history). Genetics-wise, Sour Diesel’s lineage is thought to include a Chemdog strain and a Skunk or a Northern Lights strain.

Humboldt Sour Diesel’s THC percentages hover between 20% and 24%. Humboldt Sour Diesel was created by Humboldt Seed Company in Humboldt County, California. Humboldt County is part of the famous Emerald Triangle, historically known for being the mecca of cannabis in California.

Humboldt Seed Company (HSC) was founded in 2001, and has been putting out premier cannabis genetics and seeds for both homegrowers and commercial cannabis operators ever since. They have served a plethora of different countries (and markets) including the United States, Spain, Canada, Jamaica, South Africa, Colombia, France, Portugal, Greece, the UK, Malta and most recently Thailand.

HSC provides growers with all types of options in the realms of regular seeds, feminized seeds, and autoflower seeds. Regular seeds are great for experienced breeders and growers that want a bunch of different plants with a variety of traits. This variety allows for epic breeding projects. Feminized seeds are great for those who want the sexing processes to already be complete, so they can focus on producing high yields from flowering plants. Autoflowers are excellent growing options because they flower by maturity, versus light manipulation