Sour Zkittlez, also known as “Sour Skittles” is a sativa dominant hybrid strain created through a cross of the classic Sour Diesel & Bubble Gum strains. If you’re a fan of a super sour flavor and a lifted high, look no further – Sour Skittles is exactly what you need and more. This baby packs a mouthwatering sour tropical citrus flavor with a fruity candy bubblegum exhale. The aroma is of earthy tropical fruits with a sweet bubblegum effect that turns slightly spicy as the nugs are broken apart and burned. The Sour Skittles high is just as delicious as the flavor, with lifted and sociable effects that will have you chatting with anyone and everyone around you with ease.
SZK
HYBRID
Sativa
70%
Indica
30%
Euphoric
75%
Focused
55%
Happy
65%
Uplifted
55%
The high starts with a subtle tingly happiness that builds in the back of the head, slowing spreading its buzzy tendrils and leaving you feeling totally euphoric with a blissful unawareness. As your mind expands, a sense of focus will kick in, giving you the motivation that you need to take on any mental task at hand.
Cross of Sour Diesel and Bubble Gum. This bud has flat grape-shaped forest green nugs with thin light amber hairs and a coating of frosty tiny amber crystal trichomes.
Definitely has a nice sativa push to it, and decent body high. What I love most is what I can only describe as a stimulated couch-lock. Great for video games and getting homework done. Sour Zkittlez is a predominantly sativa mix of Sour Diesel and Bubble Gum. Both parent strains are admired for their exquisite flavors and the happy, uplifting effects they produce. Once combined, Sour Candy takes on a mouth watering array of sweet, tropical fruit flavors with a pungent diesel finish. The potent effects are euphoric and talkative which makes Sour Candy a popular choice for dynamic use.
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