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Description
Sour Grape is a 50/50 indica/satva hybrid cannabis strain that was created by crossing Sour Kush and Grapefruit. Id you like sweet 'n' sour then this is your strain!
Sour Grape is a large plant with a very bushy structure that will need a degree of support such as staking or tying if the weight of its buds are not to snap the branches. Returns are good with indoor yields being between 450 - 550 gr/m2 in a flowering period of 9 weeks or slightly less. Outdoors 600 gr.or more can be obtained from each individual plant in late September for plants grown in northern latitudes. From quite early on in the plants' development an amazing amount of resin is clearly visible on the petioles and leaves.
The scent of Sour Grape is sour and fruity with a fuel-like note to it. Its taste is sweet 'n' sour and absolutely delicious. THC levels are very high and have been measured at 20.8% with 0.43% CBD. The high is strong and long-lasting bringing about relaxation and a feeling of general happiness.
Characteristics
| Fabricant | Lineage Genetics |
|---|---|
| Génétique | Sour Kush x Grapefruit |
| Variété | Indica / Sativa |
| Type de floraison | Photopériode |
| Variété | Régulière |
| Teneur en THC | 20.8% |
| Teneur en CBD | 0.43% |
| Rendement | Indoors: 450 - 550 gr/m2; Outdoors: 600 gr/plant+ |
| Emplacement | En plein air, Intérieur |
| Période de floraison | 58 - 63 days |
| Date de récolte | late September |
| Saveur / Goût | Acide, Essence, Sucré |
| Effet | Heureux, Puissant, Relaxant |
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