Sour Diesel Regular
Okay, look, these are those “regular” seeds, the old-school kind. It’s like the lottery, you get both boys and girls. If you know how to tell the sexes and get the boys out in time, you’re good to go. I took them when I wanted to do the magic myself and get more semen for the future. Breeding, crossbreeding – all that. Plus, they say that regulars often have cleaner genetics, like less mutations. But yes, a little more fiddling – but for fans (or just curious like me) it’s like a separate hobby.
Sour Diesel Regular Seeds
Okay, listen, these Sour Diesel Regular Seeds are like classic seeds, you know? I tried growing them once—the smell was so strong that my neighbors thought I was cooking up some kind of super gasoline! They really do smell like gasoline with some citrus notes, like you started the engine, but instead of smoke, there’s fruity vapor.
These seeds are “regular,” so there are both boys and girls — you’ll have to work hard to choose the right ones. But they have strong immunity, they grow like crazy, and the buds are dense, really heavy. The taste of the weed is bold, just like an old diesel engine — it invigorates you, and you’re like, “Okay, I’m ready for anything!”.
If you want a real effect and a powerful high, these seeds are what you need. I would advise you, but you know how it is — the main thing is to have fluffy soil, good light, and don’t forget to water! And yes, they’re fun too — the bushes are fluffy, the smell is crazy, and the result won’t disappoint. So go for it if you want something really worthwhile!
| 🌱 Name | Sour Diesel Regular Seeds |
|---|---|
| 🔎 Seed Type | Regular (Non-feminized) |
| 🧬 Genetics | Chemdawg 91 x Super Skunk (Sativa-dominant Hybrid) |
| ⚥ Phenotype | Male and female plants possible |
| 💨 THC Level | 20–25% |
| 🎭 Effect | Energetic, uplifting, cerebral |
| 🍋 Aroma & Flavor | Diesel, citrus, earthy |
| 📏 Plant Height | Tall (up to 180–250 cm outdoors) |
| ⏳ Flowering Time | 10–11 weeks |
| 🌿 Indoor Yield | 450–550 g/m² |
| 🌳 Outdoor Yield | 600–800 g/plant |
| ✨ Special Features | Legendary sativa effect, unique fuel aroma, high yields |
| 🧪 Recommended For | Breeding, energetic daytime use, sativa enthusiasts |
How To Grow Sour Diesel Regular Seeds?
In short, if you want to grow Sour Diesel Regular Seeds, listen up. I tried growing them once—it’s a cool thing to do, but be prepared for a real hassle.
First, prepare the soil. I used regular soil, but with good drainage so that water doesn’t stagnate. These guys like to breathe and can’t stand swamps. Plant the seeds shallowly, just a couple of centimeters deep, and don’t forget to lightly moisten the soil, but don’t pour water on them like a bucket, or they’ll drown.
When they sprout, keep an eye on the light. These bushes love the sun like cats love radiators in winter. I put up lamps — simple but bright ones. The more light, the happier they will be. Temperature is also important so that they don’t overheat or freeze. About 20-26 degrees Celsius is normal.
Then keep an eye on the watering — I used to think that the more water, the better, but in the end, I flooded everything. Water when the top layer of soil dries out. And don’t forget the fertilizer! But don’t overdo it, especially at the beginning. At first, I gave so much fertilizer that my bushes almost said, “See you later.” So start small and then increase.
And with these regular seeds, be prepared for both boys and girls. You’ll need to remove the boys so that the girls can bloom normally. At first, I didn’t immediately understand who was who, but then I figured it out — the boys grow faster, and the girls have fluffy hairs.
And, yes, the smell… be prepared for the fact that by the end of flowering, you will have a whole aromatic factory. I installed filters, otherwise my neighbors would have thought I had opened a new kind of gas station.
So the main thing is light, water, ventilation, and patience. And don’t be afraid to try! No matter how it goes, it will still be an experience. Good luck, brother!
| 🌱 Step | Description |
|---|---|
| 🪴 Germination | Soak seeds in water for 12–24 hours, then place them in a damp paper towel or starter cubes. Keep warm (20–25°C) and dark until sprouting. |
| 🌞 Light & Environment | Provide 18–24 hours of light daily during the vegetative stage using strong LED or MH lighting for vigorous growth. |
| 🌡️ Temperature & Humidity | Maintain temperatures at 20–26°C. Keep humidity around 50–70% in veg, reducing to 40–50% during flowering to avoid mold. |
| 🌿 Vegetative Stage | Sour Diesel Regular can grow very tall. Use topping, low-stress training (LST), or SCROG to control height and promote more bud sites. |
| ⏳ Flowering Stage | Switch to 12/12 light cycle to trigger flowering. Flowering period is around 10–11 weeks, producing large, resinous, aromatic buds. |
| 💧 Water & Nutrients | Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Use nitrogen-rich nutrients during veg, then phosphorus and potassium-heavy feed during flowering for dense colas. |
| ✂️ Training & Pruning | Prune lower growth to improve airflow. LST and topping help manage vertical stretch and create an even canopy. |
| 🌾 Harvest | Harvest when most pistils have darkened and trichomes are milky or amber for maximum potency and aroma. |
| 💡 Tip | As regular seeds, monitor for males early and remove them to avoid pollination if you’re not breeding. |
Scott Blakey
Author / Professional Cannabis Grower
I’ve been in the cannabis world for a long time, since the 90s. I started out as just a plant hobbyist, but now I can say that I have become one of the leading growers. I create varieties that people like and I’m always looking for new ways to improve the process. In general, I love my job and it’s a thrill to watch your plants grow and produce results!
FAQ
These are seeds that produce real bushes with character. They have such a strong diesel smell that if you didn’t know better, you’d think I’d opened a garage. And they’re regular seeds, which means there are both boys and girls, so you’ll have to filter out the ones you want.
Well, bro, the main thing is light and patience. I planted them in loose soil, not too deep. Then lots of light—don’t skimp on it. And water them carefully, because if you overwater them, that’s it, goodbye bushes.
Listen, they’re not the fastest, so be prepared to wait three to four months for them to ripen. But when the buds start to gain weight—wow, beautiful!
I was confused at first, but then I learned. The girls have little hairs, and the boys have balls. As soon as you see the balls, remove them, or they’ll pollinate all the girls.
Bro, it will smell, and how! Especially at the end. I put in filters and ventilated often, otherwise the neighbors might think I had a laboratory. But the smell is cool, it’s diesel after all.