
Cultivar record / east-coast-sour-diesel
East Coast Sour Diesel
I didn't immediately get an amazing smell from this strain, but when broken apart this gave a delicious pungent aroma that most reminded me of pine - it has a similar gassy smell to the old school sour diesel I reviewed a while ago.
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Archive descriptors
Record notes
Only descriptors supported by both the archive record and supplementary cultivar data are listed here.
Genetics
Reported sensory and character descriptors vary by phenotype, batch and individual experience. They are not medical guidance.
Background
East Coast Sour Diesel is a phenotype bred by crossing two selected Sour Diesel plants. It is a fast-acting strain, with cerebral effects kicking in quickly.
Appearance
The bud structure looks great, with a nice depth and variation of colours giving this a deliciously complex look as opposed to the generic over-developed appearance of some "top shelf" strains.
The East Coast Sour Diesel feels nicely dense, and the pistils are small and not overtly wild.
The trim has been done to a good standard, and the trichomes are apparent and cloudy, particularly in the close-up shots.
Sativa Dominant Hybrid - 70% Sativa / 30% Indica THC: 19% - 22%
Aroma
I didn't immediately get an amazing smell from this strain, but when broken apart this gave a delicious pungent aroma that most reminded me of pine - it has a similar gassy smell to the old school sour diesel I reviewed a while ago.
In fact, it's not too dissimilar to some OG smells e.g. Holy Grail Kush, which is interesting as this is a sativa-heavy strain. The diesel notes are apparent - there are supposedly hints of citrus in the East Coast Sour Diesel aroma as well, but I didn't get that from smelling this particular phenotype.
Taste
My method of consumption today is, of course, my glass bong. I had opted for the Chongz Widow Maker this week to get an idea of how the East Coast Sour Diesel smokes, and so load up a good-sized bowl to consume.
Hitting the bong, I was immediately impressed with the flavour of this strain, which delivers those piney, diesely notes during the exhale.
This strain tastes stronger than many I had consumed recently in this manner, perhaps due to the additional cure I had given it since I picked it up.
No taste is lost and I get a good flavour profile which matches my expectations from the smell of this sample.
Effects
I mentioned in the intro that this one is fast-acting, and boy, do I feel it kick in quickly! After the first bong, within a few minutes the sativa cerebral high is starting, with a notable uplift that is perhaps a little too intense to remain productive (after the first bowl anyway.)
Actually, this strain isn't without relaxation; with some nice body-chilling effects also kicking in a few minutes after the first bong.
Hitting the second bong is an equally pleasurable experience, even though I was already very high - the second bowl takes me higher, reinforcing the lovely cerebral-dominant high that the East Coast Sour Diesel delivers.
In terms of potential negatives - I notice a bit of a dry mouth and red eyes from this strain, easily remedied by eye drops and a glass of water.
Conclusion
I really enjoyed this sample, and the East Coast Sour Diesel is going down as one of my top strains this year; it's a great smoke - everything from appearance to the smell (when ground up), taste and effects put this on par with a lot of the good weed I had enjoyed over the past few months.
I'd smoke this one all day, despite generally preferring Indica strains - it's a nice balanced (albeit rather strong) high that kicks in fast and feels good.
Uncertainty and variation
Cultivar characteristics vary between growers, batches and phenotypes. The archive records a specific reviewed sample — it is not a current product specification.
Cultivar characteristics vary between growers, batches and phenotypes. The archive records a specific reviewed sample — it is not a current product specification.
East Coast Sour Diesel Questions
What did the East Coast Sour Diesel review say about its background?
East Coast Sour Diesel is a phenotype bred by crossing two selected Sour Diesel plants.
What did the reviewed East Coast Sour Diesel flower look like?
The bud structure looks great, with a nice depth and variation of colours giving this a deliciously complex look as opposed to the generic over-developed appearance of some "top shelf" strains.
What aroma did the East Coast Sour Diesel review describe?
I didn't immediately get an amazing smell from this strain, but when broken apart this gave a delicious pungent aroma that most reminded me of pine - it has a similar gassy smell to the old school sour diesel I reviewed a while ago.
How did East Coast Sour Diesel taste in the review?
No taste is lost and I get a good flavour profile which matches my expectations from the smell of this sample.
What effects did the East Coast Sour Diesel review describe?
Hitting the second bong is an equally pleasurable experience, even though I was already very high - the second bowl takes me higher, reinforcing the lovely cerebral-dominant high that the East Coast Sour Diesel delivers.
What was the review's verdict on East Coast Sour Diesel?
I really enjoyed this sample, and the East Coast Sour Diesel is going down as one of my top strains this year; it's a great smoke - everything from appearance to the smell (when ground up), taste and effects put this on par with a lot of the good weed I had enjoyed over the past few months.
How strong is East Coast Sour Diesel?
The archive record notes THC 19% and CBD <1% for East Coast Sour Diesel. Actual potency varies between batches, growers and phenotypes.
Is East Coast Sour Diesel suitable for beginners?
With THC around 19%, East Coast Sour Diesel is moderately potent. It may be suitable for beginners who start with a small amount and wait to assess the effects before consuming more.
Is East Coast Sour Diesel indica or sativa?
East Coast Sour Diesel is recorded as sativa-dominant hybrid. Most modern cultivars are hybrids with both indica and sativa ancestry, so individual experiences can vary.
Is every East Coast Sour Diesel sample identical?
No. Phenotype, cultivation methods, storage conditions and batch differences can materially change appearance, aroma, flavour and reported character. The archive records what was observed in specific samples — your experience may differ.