Sour Dream
Sour Dream
Also known as: Dream N Sour, Grapefruit Sour Dream
Overview
Sour Dream is a sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis strain created by crossing Sour Diesel with Blue Dream. This strain was bred by Compassion Club and represents a 70/30 sativa-to-indica ratio. The strain also has variants from Sin City Seeds that crossed Blue Dream with Sour Jack, maintaining similar genetics and effects.
Sour Dream is known for its extremely uplifting and energizing effects, making it perfect for being out and about, easing anxiety while providing energy equivalent to a cup of coffee. The buds display a bright lime green color with brown pistils, and are very dense with bright orange to almost yellow hairs, all covered in crystals that make it look like frosted flakes.
The strain has gained popularity for its stimulating effects that reportedly supply users with creative energy, making it popular with artists and musicians. Like its Diesel parent, Sour Dream has a pungent, diesel aroma and flavor, with additional berry notes, creating a sweet version of Sour D taste.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with anxiety
- Often used for depression management
- Users report appetite stimulation
- May help with chronic pain
- Users report relief from fatigue
- May help with ADHD symptoms
- Users report relief from nausea
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Sour Dream needs extra weeks to reach its full potential, usually a total of 10-12 weeks flowering time indoors. The flowering time ranges from 64-73 days according to Sin City Seeds, with yields above average. While it thrives both inside and outside, Sour Dream can grow rather large and become overwhelming if not properly pruned. The strain has a moderate growing difficulty with yields of 100-250 g/m² and can grow over 2 meters in height. Like its parent Sour Diesel, it can stretch out its branches and become unmanageable if not properly cared for. Indoor grows should expect about half-ounce to full ounce per square foot, while outdoor grows can expect 1-2 ounces per square foot. The strain requires consistent feeding and benefits from training techniques like topping or SCROG methods.