Super Sour Space Candy is another blissful Sativa-dominant strain that we procured from the geneticists over at Oregon CBD Seeds. Big colas, bright sour stink, and brilliant green buds make this year’s Super Sour Space Candy one of our more aesthetically pleasing flowers.

Super Sour Space Candy hemp flower will also impress you with its rich terpene profile. Clocking in at 2.8% of total flower weight, Super Sour Space Candy is second only to our Cherry Abacus!

Super Sour Space Candy Genetics

SourTsunami x GG#4 CBD Conversion

Like many high-yielding hemp flower strains, Super Sour Space Candy hemp flower can trace its lineage back to cannabis strains. Over time, geneticists bred the THC out of the parent cultivars and encouraged CBD production. This technique created, CBD-rich buds that look, smell, and smoke like traditional cannabis.

What Strain Is Super Sour Space Candy?

This year’s Super Sour Space Candy cultivar is actually the second iteration of Oregon CBD Seed’s strain. After a somewhat lukewarm response, the fine geneticists at Oregon took this strain back to the lab and crossed it with Gorilla Glue #4 CBD conversion until they found a phenotype that produced a better bud structure and more terpenes.

Is Super Sour Space Candy Indica or Sativa?

Super Sour Space Candy hemp flower is a Sativa-dominant hemp flower. Their bud structure suggests an extensively hybridized lineage, though many users report feeling calm, collected, and more able to focus on the tasks at hand after use.

Does Super Sour Space Candy Get You High?

Smoking Sunset Lake CBD’s Super Sour Space Candy hemp flower will not make you feel high or intoxicated.

To be considered hemp flower and not marijuana, smokable hemp must contain less than 0.3% d9-THC by dry weight. Instead of feeling high, as you would with traditional marijuana, you might feel much more relaxed or chilled when you smoke Super Sour Space Candy.

What Does Super Sour Space Candy Feel Like?

Super Sour Space Candy is a top-shelf flower in terms of aesthetic, terpene profile, and overall quality. That said, smoking Super Sour Space Candy isn’t going to knock you out like our Cherry Abacus Indica Strain. You should feel calmer and contented after use.

What Does Super Sour Space Candy Smell Like?

Super Sour Space Candy isn’t a misnomer, this cultivar smells amazing— like pineapples and sour lemons. Trained noses may even notice the gassy funk underneath all of that fruit. This cultivar’s high terpinolene content plays a big role in Super Sour Space Candy’s fresh tart smell.

Super Sour Space Candy Terpene Profile

Super Sour Space Candy is a myrcene-dominant cultivar, accounting for nearly a quarter of this cultivar’s impressive 2.8% total terpene weight. The second and third most common terpenes are terpinolene and beta-caryophyllene, respectively.

When myrcene is taken with CBD, it’s thought to contribute to the “couch lock” effect, leading many to believe that myrcene may have some sedative effects. Myrcene is also commonly found in mangos and thyme. It may be the amount of myrcene in Super Sour Space Candy that makes it such a great bedtime strain.

It’s quite rare to find strains that are terpinolene-rich. The terpene is itself named after turpentine and is quite complex to the nose; many find terpinolene to have piney, floral, herbaceous, and citrus notes. Above all, terpinolene is usually described as having a distinctly “fresh” aroma.

Beta-caryophyllene is an interesting terpene as it’s the only terpene to also interact with your endocannabinoid system and provide anti-inflammatory effects. This terpene helps add a bit of spice to Super Sour Space Candy’s profile as it’s also found in black pepper and cinnamon.

Guaiol deserves a special shout-out as a terpene in Super Sour Space Candy’s profile. At roughly 5% of the total profile, guaiol certainly isn’t a dominant terpene but produces a distinctive woody rose aroma. Guaiol is also being studied for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.

Growing Information

We germinated our Super Sour Space Candy hemp flower in our greenhouses up in Vermont’s Champlain Islands. Once they were big enough to transplant, we moved the seedlings to a central spot in our fields.

We did not use any pesticides at any point during germination, growing, flowering or harvesting. Instead, with guidance from the University of Vermont extension school, we used an integrated pest management system and employed the use of Trichogramma parasitic wasps, assassin bugs, and ladybugs to control unwanted pests. We only used organic fertilizer that we secured from our main farm in Alburgh Vermont.

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