BRITE Highland OCal Sun-Grown Flower (3.5g) - Sativa - Sour Apple
$12.99
$8.44OCAL CERTIFIED SUN-GROWN FLOWER - THC: 23% Sour Apple is an indica dominant hybrid strain that is a potent cross between the insanely popular Sour Diesel crossed with Cinderella 99 strains. This dank bud boasts a moderate THC level and a combination of both indica and sativa effects. Sour Apple has an infamous taste of pungent sour apple that sweetens upon exhale. Sour Apple buds have long narrow pepper-shaped fluffy neon green nugs with patches of dark olive green leaves and long twisty amber hairs. These nugs are covered in a fine layer of milky white trichomes and are sticky with sweet resin. Users describe the Sour Apple high as a slowly building uplifting head high that leaves you motivated and focused with a sense of overwhelming euphoria and social tendencies. This is followed by a slow fade into an intensely overwhelming couch-lock leaving you sedated and body melted yet still slightly functional. Due to these potent effects, Sour Apple is an ideal strain for treating patients suffering from conditions such as chronic stress or anxiety, chronic pain due to injury or illness, and sleep disorders, including insomnia and sleep apnea.
Nestled in the Mayacama Mountains, Highland farm is the idyllic home of Brite's naturally cultivated cannabis. Our off-grid farm is powered by the sun and certified OCAL by CCOF. Our plants grow in native, living soil with abundant spring water.
More about this strain: Sour Diesel
Also known as Sour D and East Coast Sour Diesel (or ECSD,) Sour Diesel is a prolific strain with somewhat tumultuous origins.
According to online sources, Sour Diesel gained prominence in New York in the mid-90s when breeder AJ (short for A**hole Joe,) accidentally pollinated a female with pollen from a he acquired during a trip to Amsterdam. The end result, Sour Diesel, was reportedly named for the way it soured business relationships as it spread through New York’s underground cannabis market, causing rifts as it changed hands among growers.