
- Tropical punch with a diesel kick
Sour Pineapple
Sour Pineapple is a sativa-dominant hybrid with a bright pineapple-citrus profile and an uplifting cerebral high.
- Bright pineapple aroma with diesel undertones
- Uplifting, focused head high ideal for daytime use
- Performs well indoors with canopy training
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18-22% |
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≤1% |
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Sour Diesel x Pineapple Kush |
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Sativa-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-10 weeks |
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Medium (100-150 cm) |
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Medium-High |
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pineapple, citrus, diesel |
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Feminised |
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cool northern summers |
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uplifting, focused, euphoric |
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Indoor/Outdoor |
About Sour Pineapple
Sour Pineapple combines Sour Diesel pungency with Pineapple Kush sweetness to produce a lively sativa-dominant hybrid. It suits intermediate growers who can manage stretch and humidity, and it rewards careful training and timely sheltering for outdoor crops.
Sour Pineapple is a sativa-dominant hybrid with a bright, cerebral character. The plant shows a lively, sativa-style growth habit suited to training.
THC levels commonly range from eighteen to twenty-two percent, giving a decidedly potent head high. The potency leans toward uplifting effects rather than heavy physical sedation.
CBD is minimal, typically under one percent, so this strain is not a primary choice for high-CBD needs. Those seeking therapeutic CBD should consider combining it with a CBD-rich variety.
The cross blends Sour Diesel's pungent diesel character with Pineapple Kush's tropical fruit notes. This genetic mix explains both the citrusy aroma and the resilient growth pattern.
Seeds are usually supplied as feminised to guarantee flowering plants without the need for sexing. Feminised genetics let growers concentrate on training and canopy uniformity.
This variety rates as intermediate because it responds well to topping and canopy management, and it benefits from careful ventilation in cool northern summers. Attention to feeding and humidity control will reduce stretch and mould risk.
Flowering finishes in roughly eight to ten weeks under stable indoor conditions. Outdoors, finish time depends on the season and local microclimate.
Yields are medium to high when growers train the canopy and maintain good light penetration. Indoor growers who use SCROG or topping will see the best per-metre results.
Plants reach a medium overall height with several long colas and noticeable stretch early in flowering. Final heights commonly sit around one to one and a half metres without severe topping.
Indoors Sour Pineapple suits compact grow rooms and controlled environments in Derbyshire where light and humidity are managed. Outdoors it can finish well in sheltered gardens or greenhouses in Derbyshire but will need protection from late-season damp.
In Derbyshire, where cool northern summers are the norm, Sour Pineapple benefits from an early start under cover to catch the warmest weeks. Consider a polytunnel or greenhouse to shelter ripening buds from autumn rain and late cold snaps.
The effect is primarily uplifting and energising, encouraging creativity and sociability. It typically produces focused clarity rather than heavy couch-lock.
Flavours mix sharp pineapple sweetness with bright citrus top notes and an underlying diesel tang. The terpene profile gives a clear tropical-forward aroma.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Use a twelve hours light / twelve hours dark schedule for flowering and keep light leaks to an absolute minimum during the dark period.
Moderate nitrogen in veg, then a shift to higher phosphorus and potassium in bloom will support bud development without excessive leaf growth.
Keep humidity lower during late flowering, around 40-50%, to reduce bud mould risk, and ensure good airflow between colas.
Transplant outdoors after the last expected frost and when night temperatures are consistently above around 10°C to avoid stress.
Yes, low-stress training and topping will help control stretch and create an even canopy that benefits yield and light distribution.
It tolerates mild cool nights but prolonged cold will slow growth; outdoor growers in cooler areas should provide shelter or move plants under cover.
Aphids, spider mites and bud rot are the main concerns; regular inspection and maintaining proper humidity reduce these risks.
A one- to two-week flush with plain water is common to help improve smoke quality, depending on feeding regimen.
A short cool-down period in the last week of flowering can enhance terpene expression and resin production without seriously affecting yield.
Choose a compact tent, force good airflow with an extractor and oscillating fans, use full-spectrum LED lighting at the correct height, and maintain steady humidity and temperature for best results.
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