Blueberry Sour Diesel

Blueberry Sour Diesel is what happens when DJ Short's sweet Blueberry runs headfirst into New York's notorious Sour Diesel — two icons from opposite corners of cannabis history colliding in one sticky package. More than one breeder has worked on this cross, so the name covers at least two distinct versions.

Origin 1: Classic Blueberry x Sour Diesel

The traditional expression is a direct cross of DJ Short's Blueberry with East Coast Sour Diesel. The buds come dense and knuckled, with swollen calyxes, ripe trichomes, and long orange pistils. Terpenes lean on caryophyllene, myrcene, and pinene, creating a nose that mixes blueberry muffin sweetness with a sharp diesel bite. Users report a high that opens with clarity and uplift before easing into a grounded, body-heavy calm.

Origin 2: Reservoir Seeds' Blueberry Sour Diesel

Reservoir Seeds' infamous version uses DJ Short's true Blueberry cut paired with their 2007 Sour Diesel IBL. This version cranks up the fuel — gassy, floral, and resin-heavy, with blueberry tucked just beneath the surface. Terpene tests show limonene and linalool layered over the fuel, shaping a nose that's louder and sharper than the classic.

Seasoned tokers call it more heady and energetic up front, tapering into a deeper indica-leaning fade.

Blueberry Sour Diesel proves that fruit and fuel don't just mix — they trade verses like Barry White crooning over East Coast hip-hop.