Sour Dubble

Sour Dubble is a clone-only legend generally believed to descend from Sour Bubble and East Coast Sour Diesel, although the exact genetics behind the original cut have never been completely nailed down. B.O.G. Seeds is closely tied to its history, and the original Sour Dubb eventually became breeding stock for some seriously important cannabis.

B.O.G. later recreated Sour Dubble in seed form using its own Sour Bubble and Rezdog's Sour Diesel IBL in place of the original diesel parent. That recreation reportedly leaned heavier toward the Sour Bubble side than the famous clone, which helps explain why Sour Dubb descriptions can bounce between sativa-leaning and indica-leaning depending on which version is being discussed.

Sour Dubble doesn't whisper its way out of the bag. Sour diesel and Skunky funk collide with citrus, sweet fruit, and a bubblegum-like finish, while dense light-green flowers pile on enough trichomes to make the name worth remembering. That resin production became part of the strain's legacy when Sour Dubb was used in the breeding of GG4, alongside Chem's Sister and Chocolate Diesel.

Longtime smokers describe a fast euphoric lift with an upbeat, social streak before a more relaxed physical gear begins filling in underneath. The original clone can stay surprisingly lively for something carrying Sour Bubble genetics, while B.O.G.'s recreation is generally described as the heavier of the two.