Sour Betty seeds

Sour Betty is a real flavor bomb that packs a punch with a THC level of up to 27%! The breeders at Anesia Seeds went all out to create this strain, crossing an original Black Betty clone with the legendary East Coast Sour Diesel. The result? A wild mix of power, loud terpenes and an invigorating sativa effect that catapults you straight to cloud nine. Sour Betty is for those who love both intense flavor and hard-hitting effects!

 

Sour Betty's flowers give off a fabulous scent that will instantly make your mouth water—we're talking exotic melon and prickly pear notes with a healthy dash of citrus. When smoked, this complex terpene profile unfolds in all its glory: first, your palate is treated to an enticing taste of sweet, tropical fruit, which abruptly changes to a pungent diesel finish with an intense sourness on the exhale. This makes every hit a distinctive experience—exotic, fresh, and simply irresistible!

 

With a 70% sativa dominance and a very high THC level of 27%, Sour Betty guarantees an intense cerebral high. This sets in almost immediately after the first puffs, with an electrifying wave of euphoria that revs up your brain and catapults you into a blissful, creative state. The high can even have slight psychedelic effects, where all colors look more intense and start to glow. When this stimulating state begins to subside, you will be overtaken by a pleasant exhaustion that allows you to wonderfully slow down. So if you are looking for an intense, energizing effect, you have found the perfect strain.

 

Sour Betty is a real beast when it comes to growth. These power plants grow quickly and stretch powerfully. Depending on the phenotype, the plants develop a purple to almost black shimmer that makes them a real eye-catcher. But the sparkling trichome layer on the buds is also a real eye-catcher and a guarantee for first-class concentrates. Plants grown indoors can reach an impressive 130 to 160 cm if you let them grow too long. Sour Betty has a strong tendency to stretch, so it's better to start flowering early and not wait too long. Yields are above average after the average 8- to 9-week flowering period and can be as high as 550 grams per m2. Outdoors, the plants develop into small fir trees with a maximum height of 250 cm. The large, rock-hard flowers of a plant can weigh a whopping 1,200 grams! With this outstanding yield potential, the harvest, which begins in October, is guaranteed to be the highlight of your growing season!