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Sour Tsunami is a high-CBD cannabis hybrid of Sour Diesel and NYC Diesel that has become very popular for its calming and euphoric high. This strain's large flowers have a deep seaweed green color that is lightened quite a bit by the strain's naturally occurring coat of sparkling trichomes and neon orange pistils. Cannabis enthusiasts who have tried Sour Tsunami love the strain for its clear-headed, calming, and mildly uplifting high. Sour Tsunami inherited a skunky diesel scent from both of its parents, but when smoked you can expect this strain to have an earthy and refreshing lemon flavor.

Sour Urkle is a hybrid that was created when the strains Purple Urkle and Sour Diesel were crossed, resulting in a skunky strain with a very relaxing buzz. Cannabis lovers who have experienced the high that Sour Urkle provides note that this strain's effects are delightfully relaxing and completely uplifting. Buds of Sour Urkle are similarly impressive, as this strain's fluffy purple and green calyxes are each encased in a shimmering coat of trichomes and long orange pistils. As I already mentioned, this strain has a pungent, skunky odor but the flavor that comes when you smoke Sour Urkel is surprisingly sweet and fruity.

This sour sativa-dominant cross of Willie Nelson and Sour Diesel is well known for the intense odor that the strain produces as well as its euphoric buzz. Sour Willie's flowers are fluffy and light olive green in color, though each calyx is shrouded in shimmering trichomes and patches of bright orange pistils. The effects of Sour Willie are stimulating, euphoria-inducing, and they tend to deliver an energizing head and body high. A pungent diesel aroma will come from Sour Willie's attractive flowers, and when you smoke or vaporize them you might notice they take on a sweet, fruitier flavor.

Thought to be parented by the popular parent strains Cannalope Haze and NYC Diesel, Sourlope is a heady sativa-dominant strain. Cannabis users who have tried Sourlope have said that this strain has a cerebral high and a relatively relaxing physical buzz. Buds of Sourlope are dense and chunky, each of their bulbous calyxes is covered in its own array of sparkling trichomes and blood orange pistils. A sour aroma wafts from this strain's buds, likely due to Sour Lope's Diesel heritage, but the flavor of this strain is a sweet combination of dark chocolate and coffee notes.

South American is a term that refers to the huge variety of landrace strains that are native to South America, many of which are sativas due to the climate of the region. Flowers of South American cannabis strains are long, chunky, and fluffy, and each lime green bud's exterior is coated in shimmering trichomes and thin orange pistils. Cannabis lovers who have had the fortune of trying strains from South America describe them as bringing a stimulated, energetic, and euphoric effect. Often, South American strains' flowers will have an aroma of skunk and refreshing citrus, and when smoked these strains often have a strong tobacco flavor.

South Asian Indica is a term for the huge variety of indica landrace strains that are native to Southern Asia. Those who have had the fortune to experience some of these rare cannabis strains describe them as providing a relaxing and often sedative buzz that is also quite up-lifting. South Asian Indica strains often produce large, dense, deep forest green flowers that are entirely enshrined in a coat of shimmering trichomes and patches of orange pistils. Generally, you can expect these attractive buds to have a sweet floral aroma that is somewhat spicy and a similarly peppery yet fruity flavor that is quite unique.