Diamond Dust

Diamond Dust is technically two distinct strains, each with unique family trees. In one corner, it's an indica by Beyond Top Shelf Seeds, and in the other, it's a sativa by Clade 9 Genetics.

Origin 1: Diamond Dust by Beyond Top Shelf

From Beyond Top Shelf comes the first version of Diamond Dust. In this case, it's a mostly indica strain, so named for the incredibly dusted flowers it produces. The plant's flowers are so heavily crusted with sparkly white trichomes that they look like diamonds. This cross is between OGKB and Crunchberries, each founded on powerful genetics, including all the bangers like Girl Scout Cookies, Thing Mind GSC, Blueberry, and Triangle Kush.

Origin #2: Diamond Dust by Clade 9 Genetics

This version of Diamond Dust is a sativa-hybrid by Clade 9 Genetics, created from a Sour Bubble and Double Dream cross. According to David Holmes, cultivator and breeder behind Clade 9, this strain initially went by the uninspired name of SBD19(7). It was created in east Los Angeles using the Holmes Matrix. The Holmes Matrix is Clade 9's generative strain algorithm. This sativa-dominant version of Diamond Dust is a moderately potent strain. When you break apart the buds, you'll smell hints of citrus, especially lemon, thanks to a terpene profile rich in caryophyllene, myrcene, and limonene. As you'd expect with a sativa, this strain is buzzy, producing energetic and focused effects.

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