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Hybrid strainSour OG #1
Sour OG #1 is a hybrid strain with the lineage Sour Diesel × SFV OG Kush. Typical aromas include diesel, sour and spicy notes. The listed THC range is 20–26 %.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- sour
- spicy
- pine-like
Cannabinoid profile
Listed ranges
The values are provided for classification purposes. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and cultivation environment.
Genetics
Parent line and family tree
Sour OG #1 is at the beginning. The documented parent lines then follow through the 2nd generation.
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StrainSour OG #1
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ParentsSour Diesel
- GrandparentsMass Skunk
- GrandparentsChemdog
- ParentsSFV OG Kush
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ParentsSour Diesel
Editorial profile
Sour OG #1 in detail
Origin & classification
Sour OG #1 is a hybrid strain from Sour Diesel × SFV OG Kush. With 20–26 % THC, Sour OG #1 is clearly in the very strong range.
Aroma & flavour
Sour OG #1 is characterised above all by diesel, sour, spicy and pine-like aromas. Its profile therefore leans more towards a classic direction than a modern dessert or candy profile.
Terpene profile
The sources also repeatedly refer to dense, compact and resinous flowers.
Effect tendency
Sour OG #1 remains interesting above all because of its genetics and clear fundamental character. Those who appreciate classic, direct strain profiles that are not overly polished may find this direction more appealing than purely trend-driven strains.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
This is precisely why the strain often feels distinctive rather than generic, with a clear and coherent identity. Its ancestry also helps to understand the profile more quickly without making it feel formulaic.
Further classification
Sour OG #1 starts out distinctly old-school: diesel, sour, spicy and pine-like. At 20–26 % THC, Sour OG #1 clearly falls into the category of modern, very potent strains. The ancestry from Sour Diesel x SFV OG Kush makes Sour OG #1’s genetic direction easy to understand. In Sour OG #1, the aroma is not merely an addition but a central part of the strain’s identity. The genetic indications suggest a rather classic, heavy and robust side to Sour OG #1. With Sour OG #1, the THC level itself becomes a defining part of the strain description. Sour OG #1 is also associated with a compact, resin-focused flower structure, supporting its rich overall character. As a hybrid, it brings several directions together without committing exclusively to one side. Sour OG #1 therefore remains a hybrid strain whose appeal lies primarily in the interplay of its existing characteristics. What stands out above all is the combination of softer and classically spicy elements.
Further classification
With Sour OG #1 in particular, it is helpful that its fundamental direction can still be readily derived from its parent line. For fans of classic, spicy strains with a less polished character, this is often the decisive point.
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Frequently asked questions about Sour OG #1
What type of strain is Sour OG #1?
We list Sour OG #1 as a hybrid strain with the parent line Sour Diesel × SFV OG Kush.
What genetics are behind Sour OG #1?
Sour OG #1’s parent line is Sour Diesel × SFV OG Kush.
What does Sour OG #1 smell and taste like?
Sour OG #1 is characterised aromatically above all by diesel, sour, spicy and pine-like notes. The expression may vary in intensity depending on the batch and phenotype.
How high is the THC content of Sour OG #1?
A THC range of 20–26 % is given for Sour OG #1. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and cultivation environment.
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