Sour Sunset

It’s believed that Crockett Family Farms out of California originally created the Sour Sunset cannabis strain. They took a female AJ Sour Diesel clone and crossed it with a male Sunset Sherbet. This powerful hybrid combines the power and potency of the Sour Diesel lineage with the bold flavor and apparent analgesic attributes passed on from its Sunset Sherbet ancestry.

Sour Sunset is a magnificent looking plant, with long hunter-green leaves that change to navy-blue near the edges. Most of the orange and brown pistils look as if they have trichome snow on them while flailing in all directions like long tentacles. When breaking apart its mossy buds, you will witness a fern-green center. Doing so releases heavy diesel fumes complimenting the already present odors of skunk and citrus. The first hit of Sour Sunset packs the most flavor, offering the palate sharp tastes of diesel fuel and skunk. This is pleasantly interrupted with a sweet but spicy tangerine aftertaste.

Sour Sunset THC levels routinely test around 24% making it evident that its thick layer of trichomes are indeed potent. The soothing terpenes myrcene and humulene found in Sour Sunset are believed to possess anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties.

Sour Sunset effects tend to be light but invigorating according to reviewers. They say it’s as if the weight of the world has been lifted from their shoulders. This contentment has potential in eradicating mental blocks and doubt, unlocking a cache of creativity for some users. The artistic clarity this strain has been said to bring out helped consumers see the totality of the universe, offering solutions to problems with a sense of clairvoyance. This slowly slides into a slightly numb and sedated state.