Sour Strawberry (Barney's Farm)

Experience the Sensational Sweetness of Sour Strawberry

Sour Strawberry, also known as Strawberry Diesel, is a masterful cross between the legendary Strawberry Kush and the renowned Sour Diesel. This sativa-dominant hybrid from Barney's Farm brings together the best of two worlds: the fruity sweetness of berries and the powerful, zesty kick of diesel genetics.

Aroma & Effect

Prepare yourself for an unforgettable sensory experience. Sour Strawberry treats you to a complex bouquet of aromas, ranging from sweet strawberries and fresh citrus to earthy notes and the characteristic scent of diesel. The effect is just as impressive; count on a cheerful vibe and a hefty dose of creative energy. This strain offers a euphoric uplift that instantly boosts your mood, while subtle relaxation ensures a perfect balance.

Growing Characteristics & Yield Whether you are a beginner grower or have years of experience, Sour Strawberry is a joy to grow. Indoors, the plants remain compact at a height of 100-120 cm, while outdoors they can grow into impressive bushes up to 2 meters tall. The reward for your patience is great: with an indoor yield of up to 700 g/m² and a gigantic outdoor yield of up to 2.5 kg per plant, you will effortlessly fill your pantry with potent, sticky buds adorned with fiery orange hairs.

Grow Passport

• Seedbank: Barney's Farm
• Type: Feminised
• Lineage: Strawberry Kush x Sour Diesel
• Genetics: 60% Sativa / 40% Indica
• THC%: 27%
• Yield (Yield): 600-700 g/m² (indoor) / 1.5-2.5 kg per plant (outdoor)
• Height (Height): 100-120 cm (indoor) / 150-200 cm (outside)
• Flowering time: 65 - 70 days
• Harvest (Harvest month): October (1st-2nd week)
• Effect: Creative, Energetic, Euphoria, Cheerful, Relaxing
• Flavor: Berries, Diesel, Strawberry, Sweet Citrus

Growing tips from the Master Grower

For the best start, we recommend the paper towel method at a temperature between 21°C and 32°C. Once the seeds have germinated, carefully place them in a hole 5-10 mm deep; use a tool such as a matchstick to avoid touching the delicate roots. It is essential to transfer your plants to larger containers in stages rather than placing them directly into their final pot. This stimulates the development of a strong root system, which is crucial for vital growth and optimal nutrient uptake.