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Farmer's Friend Extracts - Sour Diesel RCO Twist 1g - 1
Farmer's Friend Extracts

Sour Diesel RCO Twist 1g

Users report feeling happy with this high potency product.
61%
THC
Happy
Uplifted
Relaxed

Sour Diesel grown by Cueller Farms

RCO, or Refined Cannabis Oil, is a full spectrum, activated oil that can be eaten, dabbed, or smoked. The ideal refill for a cartridge and the perfect on-the-go product.

Flavors
  • Diesel
  • Lemon
  • Citrus
Effects & flavors are reported by users on our site. This is for informational purposes only and not intended as medical advice. Please consult your physician before changing any medical treatment.

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We are oregon medical marijuana patients and cannabis advocates who believe you deserve high quality cannabis products at an affordable price.  Farmer’s Friend Extracts was awarded the first medical cannabis processor license (for extracts, concentrates, edibles, and topicals) in Oregon in 2016 and since then have devoted our efforts to the needs of Oregon patients. We believe the highest quality cannabis products are produced by using clean source material and preserving the inherent diversity of cannabinoids and terpenoids in the cultivars we extract.  Our strain-specific products contain the full-spectrum of benefits from cannabis with no unnecessary ingredients. We are locally owned, operated, and financed in Portland Oregon.
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Sour Diesel
hybrid
THC: 17-26%

Also known as Sour D and East Coast Sour Diesel (or ECSD,) Sour Diesel is a prolific strain with somewhat tumultuous origins.


According to online sources, Sour Diesel gained prominence in New York in the mid-90s when breeder AJ (short for A**hole Joe,) accidentally pollinated a Chemdog 91 female with pollen from a Super Skunk he acquired during a trip to Amsterdam. The end result, Sour Diesel, was reportedly named for the way it soured business relationships as it spread through New York’s underground cannabis market, causing rifts as it changed hands among growers.

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