Rocky Moose Seed Bank Sour Apples Auto Fem 3ct souvenir pack
$15.00
Lineage: Magic Melon x Humboldt Sour Diesel
Classification: Sativa-Dominant Hybrid
Sour Apples is an electric collision of modern fruit terpenes and legendary fuel genetics. By pairing the loud, cantaloupe-funk of Magic Melon with the piercing, gassy pungency of Humboldt Sour Diesel, this strain creates a high-octane experience. It lives up to its name with a profile that bites back—offering a tart, energetic buzz perfect for daylight hours.
This strain is defined by a "loud" nose that fills the room immediately.
The Nose: A distinctive mix of overripe tropical fruit and sharp gasoline. The sweetness of the melon is cut by the chemical astringency of the diesel, creating a phantom scent of sour green apples and wet earth.
The Exhale: The flavor is pungent and expansive. Expect a fuel-forward inhale that softens into a sweet-and-sour melon aftertaste, lingering on the palate with a zesty kick.
Drawing heavily from its Sativa lineage, Sour Apples is not for the faint of heart or the bedtime consumer.
Instant Elevation: The Humboldt Sour Diesel genetics provide a rapid onset of cerebral energy, often described as a "headband" sensation.
Focus & creativity: The Magic Melon helps smooth out the edges, turning the energy into a focused, creative, and social high rather than pure anxiety.
Ideal For: Wake-and-bake sessions, hiking, creative projects, or social gatherings where you need to stay engaged.
The buds tend to have a classic Sativa structure—slightly elongated and spade-shaped. They are usually a vibrant, electric green with rust-colored pistils, covered in a resin that feels greasy to the touch rather than sandy, signaling high terpene content.
Fatigue: Excellent for combating lethargy or the mid-day slump.
Mood Elevation: The uplifting effects can help manage symptoms of depression or mood swings.
Nausea: The sharp terpene profile is often helpful for settling the stomach.
Grower’s Note: This strain often stretches tall during flowering (thanks to the Diesel roots) and produces a pungency that requires strong carbon filtration in indoor setups.
Lineage: Magic Melon x Humboldt Sour Diesel
Classification: Sativa-Dominant Hybrid
Sour Apples is an electric collision of modern fruit terpenes and legendary fuel genetics. By pairing the loud, cantaloupe-funk of Magic Melon with the piercing, gassy pungency of Humboldt Sour Diesel, this strain creates a high-octane experience. It lives up to its name with a profile that bites back—offering a tart, energetic buzz perfect for daylight hours.
This strain is defined by a "loud" nose that fills the room immediately.
The Nose: A distinctive mix of overripe tropical fruit and sharp gasoline. The sweetness of the melon is cut by the chemical astringency of the diesel, creating a phantom scent of sour green apples and wet earth.
The Exhale: The flavor is pungent and expansive. Expect a fuel-forward inhale that softens into a sweet-and-sour melon aftertaste, lingering on the palate with a zesty kick.
Drawing heavily from its Sativa lineage, Sour Apples is not for the faint of heart or the bedtime consumer.
Instant Elevation: The Humboldt Sour Diesel genetics provide a rapid onset of cerebral energy, often described as a "headband" sensation.
Focus & creativity: The Magic Melon helps smooth out the edges, turning the energy into a focused, creative, and social high rather than pure anxiety.
Ideal For: Wake-and-bake sessions, hiking, creative projects, or social gatherings where you need to stay engaged.
The buds tend to have a classic Sativa structure—slightly elongated and spade-shaped. They are usually a vibrant, electric green with rust-colored pistils, covered in a resin that feels greasy to the touch rather than sandy, signaling high terpene content.
Fatigue: Excellent for combating lethargy or the mid-day slump.
Mood Elevation: The uplifting effects can help manage symptoms of depression or mood swings.
Nausea: The sharp terpene profile is often helpful for settling the stomach.
Grower’s Note: This strain often stretches tall during flowering (thanks to the Diesel roots) and produces a pungency that requires strong carbon filtration in indoor setups.
