Proper Roots – Sour Diesel THCA Pre-Rolls 1/2g (7 count)

Sour Diesel, also known as “Sour D” and “Sour Deez,” is a popular hybrid strain of THCA flower with very cerebral, fast-acting and energizing effects and averages at 19% THC percentage. This strain of Sour Diesel chosen for our Proper Roots Sour Diesel THCA Pre-Rolls features a pungent flavor profile that smells like diesel, hence the name of this popular THCA flower. It’s also easily recognizable with its light green buds, orange hairs, and a frosty appearance that hints at how rich this strain is in resin and terpenes.

History & Origins

Proper Roots Sour Diesel THCA flower is the result of crossing Chemdawg and Super Skunk, resulting in a profile that inspired the usage of the pungent liquid it’s named after. Although Sour Diesel is a hybrid strain it is well know for favoring the Sativa spectrum at a 90/10 ratio meaning this is perfect for those who want to avoid couch lock.

Flavor Profile

• Aroma: Sour Diesel flower is well known for it’s recognizable trademark scent that mimics the smell of diesel fuel and gas.
• Flavor: The flavor of Sour Diesel is just as pungent and even known to be skunky however it also carries hints of spice, citrus, and pepper.

Effects

• Energetic: Adds an extra pep to your step and promotes talkativeness and giddiness.
• Focus: Brings out mental clarity and motivation so you can focus on what matters.
• Creativity: Promotes creative thoughts and discovering inspiration.

Appearance

Sour Diesel buds tend to be fluffy but dense with fiery orange pistils:

• Color: Predominantly light green in appearance.
• Trichomes: Frosty layers that serve a good indication of its strength .
• Hairs: Bright orange pistils that catch the eye from the green leaves of the buds.

Why Choose Sour Diesel?

Fans of Proper Roots often choose our Sour Diesel THCA Pre-Rolls to help relieve symptoms associated with depression, pain, and stress. Smoke it and enjoy it: experience Sour Diesel, the Proper way, and see why it became one of the most popular strains when it took off in the early 90’s and why it has stayed so popular ever since.