Sour Razz
Sour Razz puts the fruit stand next to the fuel pump. Bay Area Cannabis Seeds brings together West Coast Diesel, Apples & Bananas, Blue Razz, and Blutonium in this four-strain pedigree. The breeder names all four without spelling out the crossing sequence, so those genetics belong in the family tree without an invented order of operations.
The reported profile runs diesel and sour citrus through blueberry sweetness, tart apple, and a creamy tropical finish. Fruit gets plenty of room, but the gas keeps it from becoming a smoothie order. Descriptions of the flower point to resinous colas with deep-green and purple coloring. Those details come from seed-seller copy; they aren’t established traits of every selection.
The advertised high starts upbeat and euphoric before easing into a calmer, creative mood. Think sketchbook open, group chat unmuted, and the afternoon getting less interested in its original agenda. That’s the seller’s pitch, though, not a verified chorus of regulars. Independent reports tied specifically to Bay Area’s release remain too sparse to promise that progression.
Heads up: Watch for an extra z. Mana House Hawaii’s Sour Razzz is a different cross. Its pink pistils, Hawaiian breeding history, and flowering estimate do not belong to this Sour Razz.
Bay Area Cannabis Seeds offers Sour Razz in 10-seed regular packs, making plant sex part of the selection process. The breeder confirms the pedigree and seed format but supplies no flowering, height, or yield figures on its product page.
A seed seller estimates 8–10 weeks of flowering, with medium-to-tall plants and strong lateral growth. Treat those as provisional planning figures, not breeder-confirmed specifications. Measured yields, outdoor harvest timing, and resistance traits remain unconfirmed.
