Sour Snow

Bred in Mendocino County by Twenty20 Mendocino, Sour Snow marries the frosty backbone of Humboldt Snow with the classic punch of Sour Diesel. This sativa-leaning hybrid grows with lanky, elegant architecture, throwing long spears of lime-green calyxes that stack densely and sparkle with resin. Open a jar and a wave of sharp diesel, citrus zest, and fresh pine surges out; ground flowers carry a tart fuel note over a cleaner, conifer finish, a profile often led by limonene, caryophyllene, and pinene. The effect leans bright and focused from first inhale, bringing quick mental lift, steady energy, and clearheaded drive that gradually taper into an easy, tranquil calm. In-house lab numbers on this cultivar frequently land around 20% THC with trace CBD (≈0.3%), reflecting its potent but balanced nature. Indoors, Sour Snow is typically ready in roughly 8–10 weeks of bloom, with well-trained canopies yielding solid, uniform colas; outdoors it thrives with plenty of sun and airflow. Expect medium internode spacing, high calyx-to-leaf ratios that trim quickly, and a nose that announces itself from across the room. Credit for this crowd-pleasing, production-friendly cut goes to Twenty20 Mendocino, who refined the line from their long-running Sour program. With mostly sativa genetics, stretch is assertive but controlled, and yields are generous when topped and trellised thoughtfully.