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Sour Larry Cross
Sour Larry Cross is a high-potency hybrid strain developed by Buckeye Relief in Ohio, built from a backcross of Sour Larry (itself a cross of Larry OG and Sour Diesel IBL) with a Sour Larry Lime Pebbles cross — genetics not independently confirmed beyond Buckeye Relief's own listing, which uses "Sour Larry OG BX" as shorthand for the backcrossed parent. The result is a pungent, citrus-forward cultivar with layers of sour cheese, diesel fuel, and pine that hit immediately on the open.
Fans of the strain have made it a staple in Ohio's cannabis program, and it's easy to see why. Consumers often report a wave of euphoria and mental uplift that settles into full-body relaxation without heavy sedation, while reviewers frequently note its ability to keep them focused and in a good mood. The dense, trichome-heavy buds carry that same zesty, fuel-soaked aroma into the flavor, delivering a sour citrus punch backed by earthy diesel on the exhale. If you're looking for a potent hybrid with character, Sour Larry Cross has built a loyal following for a reason.
Sour Larry Cross is a moderate-difficulty strain that stays compact at 3–4 feet indoors — making it a good fit for growers with limited vertical space who aren't afraid of a little OG fussiness. Outdoors, it can stretch with assertive lateral branching, but it thrives best in controlled indoor environments held around 23–25°C during flower with humidity dropped to 45–50% in late bloom. The dense, frosty bud structure means you'll want to keep airflow consistent to avoid mold in those tight colas. This strain rewards growers with some experience managing nutrient-sensitive cultivars, and flowering wraps up in roughly 9–10 weeks. Yield data isn't publicly available since Buckeye Relief keeps its cultivation numbers proprietary, but some phenotypes show lavender edges under cooler late-flower conditions, which is a nice bonus for bag appeal.
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