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Sour Nerds

Autoflower
Feminised

Sour Nerds is a compact hybrid that combines sharp citrus terpenes with a quick finish and good resilience.

Why choose Sour Nerds?
  • Fast finish for short seasons
  • Bright lemon and tart berry flavour
  • Compact, wind-tolerant structure
THC 18-22%
CBD 0.5-1%
Lineage Sour Diesel x Rainbow Nerds
Genotype Hybrid
Difficulty Moderate
Flowering 7-8 weeks
Height Short to medium (60–120 cm)
Yield Medium (200–450 g/plant outdoors, 350–450 g/m2 indoors)
Taste lemon, tart berry, diesel
Seed Type Feminised / Autoflower
Climate windy coastal growing areas
Effects uplifting, focused, relaxed
Environment Indoor / Outdoor

About Sour Nerds

Sour Nerds is a short-season friendly hybrid bred for brisk flowering, bright flavours and reliable resin. It suits growers who need a compact plant that withstands some stress, produces a clear, uplifting high and carries a tart, lemon-berry profile with diesel undertones.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Sour Nerds in windy coastal growing areas raises the difficulty, so plan for staking and wind protection. Overall it remains a moderate challenge that benefits from routine care and training.

Flowering Time:

Flowering finishes quickly, usually within 7–8 weeks under good conditions. The short finish makes it suitable where the season can cut off early.

Yield:

Yield is moderate for a compact plant, commonly 200–350 g per plant outdoors in favourable summers. Indoor yields are steadier, often 350–450 g per square metre with good canopy management.

Height:

Plants stay relatively short to medium, commonly 60–120 cm, with sturdy lateral branches. The compact form helps when protecting against strong coastal winds.

Environment:

Indoors Sour Nerds responds well to topping, SCROG and controlled environments in Sussex. Outdoors in Sussex it benefits from a sheltered aspect and early training to maximise the short season.

Climate:

In Sussex, windy coastal growing areas demand strong stem development and wind protection for plants. Use hedging, temporary windbreaks or shelter to limit physical damage and moisture exposure.

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How did your Sour Nerds cope with the spring gales?
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I staked early and added a light windbreak; stems thickened and bud damage was minimal.
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Which seed type did you use for a late spring start?
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I used autoflower seeds and still finished by late September with decent resin and aroma.
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Any tips for maximising bud density?
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Shorter internodes from good light and a tidy canopy helped; a final flush of bloom PK gave a visible boost.
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Do you feed differently because of coastal conditions?
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I go lighter on N and watch salt build-up; regular compost teas help root vigour without over-fertilising.
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What harvest yields did you see in Sussex?
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In a sheltered Sussex plot I got around 300 g per plant; exposed sites were lower without wind protection.

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