Sativa Dominant Hybrid – 80% Sativa / 20% Indica
THC: 17% – 22%
Damn Sour is a sativa dominant hybrid (80% sativa/20% indica) strain that descends from the delicious and tangy Sage N Sour strain. This dank bud offers the user a powerful THC level that ranges from 17-22% and potent cerebral sativa effects. The high begins almost immediately after smoking with a flood of near overwhelming cerebral euphoria. You’ll feel completely uplifted and motivated with a sense of purpose and motivation that makes you ready and willing to tackle any task at hand. These effects make Damn Sour a perfect wake-and-bake strain that leave you full of energy and blissfully happy. Because of these effects and its potent THC level, Damn Sour is said to be the perfect strain for treating chronic pain, muscle spasms, appetite loss, and chronic fatigue. Damn Sour is infamous among cannabis users for its harsh and intensely sour aroma of ammonia and tar and a taste of tangy sour chemicals with a hint of pungent diesel upon exhale. This bud has small to medium-sized airy neon green pebble-shaped nugs that are covered with curly leaves and thick furry almost translucent amber hairs. These nugs are caked with chunky white crystal trichomes and dripping with sticky sweet resin.
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