Hawaiian Diesel

Hawaiian Diesel is a strain of mysterious origins, thought to be descended from Sour Diesel crossed with a native Hawaiian landrace strain.

The top reported aromas of the Hawaiian Diesel strain are diesel, pine, and citrus. Its smoke is said to taste of tropical fruit, pine, and citrus.

Hawaiian Diesel is a sativa-leaning strain that prefers controlled, indoor environments in which to grow. The lanky plant may require some structural support and benefits from training techniques such as the ScrOG method. Hawaiian Diesel reaches maturity in eight to ten weeks indoors and by mid-October outdoors.

Hawaiian Diesel is unavailable as seeds or clones.