Jeeter | Sour Tsunami | Infused Joint | 1g
This lime-packed, indica-dominant profile comes in waves of sweet lime and lightly baked spice notes on the exhale. Its aroma gives off a subtle earthiness and is balanced with a sweet citrus scent. With summer in full swing, the relaxing effects of our Sour Tsunami make it the perfect go-to for a day on the beach.
Effects: Heavy Body High, Low Head High
Flavors: Sweet Lime, Citrus, Baked Spice
Aroma: Lime, Sweet Citrus, Earthy
The Jeeter OG. Our original product, the 1g pre-roll is made with love and enjoyed by all.
In each jar, you'll find a hand crafted, hand rolled 1 gram Jeeter joint. They're made with premium indoor grown flower, infused with Liquid Diamonds in California and Michigan or distillate oil in Arizona, and dusted in kief. 15-minute burn time.
- Diesel
- Earthy
- Lime
Your favorite Indoor 🔥 buds, rolled for you.
Jeeter, ranked the #1 Pre-Roll in the World, started its journey back in Miami, circa 2007. The company name was coined by a group of best friends who called their joints “jeeters” back in their high school days.
Present day, the Jeeter family is hard at work creating new top contenders in the industry. They’re continuously striving for bigger and better, and the team stays innovative in their product development and community engagements.
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Sour Tsunami is a Sativa-dominant hybrid that was first bred by Lawrence Ringo of the Southern Humboldt Seed Collective. After crossing an NYC Diesel with the Sour Diesel strain and back-crossing it with a Sour Diesel clone, Ringo then crossed the resulting genetics, which he named Double Diesel, to a West Coast Sativa-dominant strain called Ferrari.
In 2010, Ringo then crossed those genes back with Sour Diesel, and the CBD-rich strain known as Sour Tsunami was officially bred. When grown from seeds, the strain is known for producing several phenotypes, of which about 25 percent will produce CBD-rich flowers.
The strain won second place in 2018 for best CBD flower at Colorado’s famed Rooster Cup.