Diamonds – Sour Poison – Sativa

Buy Diamonds – Sour Poison at Ganja West Online Dispensary Shop

Diamonds – Sour Poison is a mostly sativa strain with some prestigious genetics. It is a combination of famously pungent Sour Diesel and potent landrace Durban Poison. Despite its harsh, intimidating name, it offers all the appeal of its parent strains. An ideal bud for active daytime use, Sour Poison’s THC content has been measured at between 18% and 26%.

Sour Poison is said to be perfect for treating conditions such as chronic fatigue, mild to moderate cases of depression, chronic pain, and inflammation. Sour Poison has an aroma of sweet and earthy berry with a hint of diesel and pine as the nugs are burned. The taste is of sweet earthy berry with a pungent hint of skunky pine upon exhale that is still slightly sweet. This bud has large and dense spade-shaped musty green nugs with dark olive green leaves, rich light amber hairs, and a fine layer of chunky crystal clear trichomes and sweet sticky resin.

What are Diamonds?

Diamonds are a form of concentrate that you can smoke or vape. They appear as crystalline structures that are semi-transparent and, well, look like diamonds. Diamonds are made from another concentrate called sauce. Known for it’s runny and glossy appearance, sauce is created through a closed-loop process. The sauce is put through another process, called diamond mining, where heat and pressure create diamonds.

Diamonds are the most potent concentrate and can contain up to 99.9% THC when heated up. That’s a massive difference, from other concentrates that have a general THC potency of 70-90%. Although shatter is popularly believed to be more pure than diamonds, this is not true.

How is it Used?

You’ll need to heat up diamonds before you get high. This concentrate can be consumed by smoking, vaping or dabbing. You’ll want to invest in some equipment to maximize your experience. You can also add diamonds to your joint and smoke it. Finally, take a diamond, crush it up, and sprinkle it in with your dried flower.

Learn more about diamonds here!