Diamond Dust strain

Diamond Dust strain is the result of combining genetics between Sour Bubble and Double Dream. There has been debate over its lineage, with some believing its parent strains are Sour Bubble and Matrix 2. What we do know is that it was engineer to have a similar terpene profile as traditional OG strains, making its scent earthy, sweet, and mildly citrusy like lemons mix with pine and diesel.

Like its name suggests, the buds of this strain are generously dust with crystal trichomes amongst its light green leaves and burnt orange pistils. When cultivating, the plant will grow to about 4.5 feet tall with a flowering time of 9-10 weeks.

Consumers using Diamond Dust have say to expect better focus, a relaxe mindset, and enough physical energy to get the job. Its THC content usually ranges between 21-25%, so this one that’s best use by experience and veteran consumers. It’s know to be a perfectly balance hybrid. So enjoying the moment becomes easier as both physical and mental awareness are heighten simultaneously. Expect to feel your heart beat just a little faster, and your thoughts to become happily lethargic if you’re not pursuing a task to keep the mind busy. Users have also reported that Diamond Dust is a great to escape reality for a couple of hours, and for anyone that needs to calm their nerves.

Diamond Dust

The flavor of Diamond Dust OG has a sharp citrus overtone that quickly turns savory and creamy upon exhale. The Diamond Dust high is just as delicious as the flavor, with both mind and body effects that will have you kicking back for hours and hours on end. The high has a creeping effect that sneaks up on you before taking hold of your mind and leaving you totally lifted and slightly unfocus. This is accompanied by a relaxing body high that serves to keep you anchored to the world below as your mind soars. Thanks to these effects and its high 27-28% average THC level. Diamond Dust OG is said to be the perfect choice for treating condition such as migraines or headaches, mood swings, depression, chronic fatigue, and chronic stress.