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Atlas Seed

Sour Cherry Diesel

Sour Diesel x Cherry Pie
Photoperiod
Feminized
THC
Summary
Details
Cultivation
About Atlas Seed
Flowering Time
Short
Indoor Flowering
8-9 weeks
THC %
20-25 %
CBD %
<1 %
Sativa %
50 %
Indica %
50 %
Effects
Energetic, Uplifting
Aroma & Flavors
Cherry, Gas, Sour

Atlas Seed


Atlas Seed was founded by experienced winegrape, vegetable, and cannabis farmers in Sonoma County who wanted uniform, stable, and vigorous F1 hybrid seeds bred for agriculture. They offer a full range of feminized seeds—autoflower, full-term photoperiod, and semi-full-term photoperiod—developed to finish fast, resist mold, yield heavily, and deliver rich terpene profiles and cannabinoid potency.

Backed by extensive agronomic testing, including field trials in Sonoma that produced dense, botrytis-resistant flower with consistent yields over 15% THC, Atlas Seed delivers industrial-grade genetics that perform in large-scale commercial environments and home gardens alike. Now available in South Africa through Overgrow—bred by farmers, for farmers.

Environment
Indoor, Outdoor, Greenhouse
Mould Resistance
Fair
Vigor
Excellent
Skill Level
Beginner
Harvest Month
September (NH) | March (SH)
Yield
Average
Flowering
Photoperiod
Photoperiod
Full Term
Sex
Feminized
Variety
Hybrid
Genetics
Sour Diesel X Cherry Pie
THC Levels
High
CBD Levels
Low
Sour Cherry Diesel by Atlas Seeds boasts an impressive yield of large colas accompanied by an intense sour diesel aroma. This strain presents two distinct phenotypes, each with a differing flowering time. The earlier, slightly smaller phenotype features dense flowers and will conclude its growth in mid-September outdoors. On the other hand, the later, taller phenotype showcases a more elongated bud structure and is expected to finish in early October.