ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS, MIKE TYSON COLLAB > DYNAMITE DIESEL (SOUR DIESEL X SKYWALKER OG)

Dynamite Diesel weighs in with high levels of THC and plenty of earthy and fruity terpenes. This strain goes gloves off every time you wrap her buds into a joint. Brace yourself for a hard-hitting experience that will leave your body feeling mellow and your mind clear and creative. Oh, and take things slow to avoid an accidental TKO.

Dynamite Diesel: Packs a Seriously Stoning Punch

Royal Queen Seeds has teamed up with Tyson 2.0 to make our champion-grade chronic available in seed form. Below, we’re going to introduce you to Dynamite Diesel—she’ll uppercut your worries away!

Genetics of Dynamite Diesel: The Progeny of Sour Diesel and Skywalker OG

Named in honour of Mike Tyson’s early career moniker, Kid Dynamite, Dynamite Diesel descends from legendary parent strains Sour Diesel and Skywalker OG. These hard hitters are known for their pungent flavors and zingy effects. Together, they passed down a genetic profile comprising 65% indica genetics and 35% sativa.

Effects, Flavors, and Aromas of Dynamite Diesel Seeds: Euphoria and Dankness

The Dynamite Diesel weed strain weighs in with a THC content of 22%, placing her firmly in the cruiserweight division. These buds typically start the early rounds inflicting jabs to the body; prepare to feel relaxed and couch-bound. Soon after, Dynamite Diesel turns her attention to the head. Expect bouts of euphoria and creativity that will put you in the mood to find an outlet for your new ideas. All the while, flavors of earthiness, citrus, and pepper will light up your taste buds with every hit.

Growing Characteristics of Dynamite Diesel Seeds: Exceptional Vigour

Dynamite Diesel puts on a stellar show in grow rooms and gardens. She possesses a dense canopy with myriad bud sites that are easy to manage and tame. Indoor plants grow to 100–150cm and produce up to 550g/m² after a flowering time of around nine weeks. Outdoors, plants surge to a height of 200cm and produce up to 675g/plant ready to process in October.

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