Seattle Sour D

Classification: Sativa-dominant CBD Hybrid

Hook:  
Seattle Sour D is a bright, high-energy sativa-dominant hybrid known for sour citrus, diesel sharpness, and a more functional cannabinoid profile than many high-THC-only strains. With its reported THC:CBD balance, it may offer mental lift, motivation, and mood support while still carrying a calmer edge from its CBD influence.

Lineage:  
Super Sour CBD phenotype backcross  
Named for its Seattle breeding background. Public listings describe it as a sativa-dominant strain with a notable 2:1 THC:CBD profile.

Aroma / Flavor / Appearance:  
Seattle Sour D is often described with sour diesel, lemon, citrus peel, earth, herbs, skunk, and light spicy notes. The flavor can lean sharp and fuel-forward at first, followed by sour citrus, herbal brightness, and a smoother earthy finish. Buds are typically resinous and aromatic, often showing green coloring, orange pistils, and visible trichome coverage depending on grower and batch quality.

Effects & Use:  
Expect an uplifting, mentally active effect that may support energy, focus, motivation, and a brighter mood. Seattle Sour D may work well for daytime use, creative projects, social settings, or patients looking for a more functional Sour Diesel-style profile. Because it may include meaningful CBD content, some batches may feel less edgy than stronger high-THC sativas, though individual response can still vary.

Medical / Wellness Use:  
Commonly chosen by consumers looking for mood support, stress relief, focus support, fatigue support, and a more balanced daytime cannabis experience. Because Seattle Sour D is often valued for its THC:CBD ratio, patients should review verified lab results closely instead of assuming every batch will carry the same cannabinoid balance.

Grow Notes:  
- Indoor Flowering: Around 8–10 weeks  
- Outdoor: Late September to October in suitable climates  
- May show sativa-leaning stretch and energetic growth structure  
- Sour diesel, citrus, herbal, skunk, and earthy terpene expression may vary by phenotype  
- Benefits from training, airflow, canopy control, and odor management  
- Lab testing is especially important to confirm THC:CBD ratio  
- Best evaluated by breeder source, clone source, phenotype, and verified lab results

Lab Profile:  
- THC: 10–18%  
- CBD: 5–10% depending on batch  
- Terpenes: Limonene, Caryophyllene, Myrcene, Pinene