Diesel

Morphology

Diesel is a large marijuana plant with an open, branchy, pine-shaped structure. Its jagged, elongated leaves display a beautiful light-green color, and its buds are large, elongated, dense, and resinous. Diesel typically produces very uniform plants, which is great news because it makes the growing process much easier.

Yield

Diesel is a heavy-yielder, delivering crops that meet all expectations. This high-producer can provide up to 475 g/m² indoors and approximately 950 g/plant outdoors. Once harvested, the unique perfume it emits is simply amazing, evoking the feeling of being at a real petrol station. A not-to-be-missed experience!

Aromas and Flavours

Diesel showcases an array of intense flavors and aromas that awaken all your senses. Initially, it has a petrol-like scent, which is very sweet and complex. Later, once it reaches the taste buds, hints of tangerine, lemon, lime, and exotic fruits emerge, all topped off with a lingering diesel aftertaste. An unusual experience everyone should try at least once!

Effects

Diesel contains THC levels around 12-16% and low CBD content. Its effect is Sativa-like but really gentle and bearable, obviously affecting more the head than the body. It will never be like the typical intense 'high' Sativa genetics deliver. The cerebrally stimulating and euphoric sensation gradually turns into a nice feeling of relaxation. Once you try it, you won’t be able to forget it!

Cultivation

Diesel grows vigorously and copes well with moisture as well as with diseases, two important features that make it a safe bet. Another factor in its favor is its short flowering period: 60-70 days indoors, and by mid-October outdoors. Despite its ability to adapt to any type of situation, it feels most at ease and shows its full potential in dry and temperate climates. However, if you’re cultivating indoors, using SOG or SCROG is the best way to make the most out of it. We cannot fail to mention that anti-odour filters are essential during the flowering phase.