Appearance of the plants

Sour Fire Tahoe grows into a tall, proud plant with a serious stretch once it hits early flower. Don’t let the stretch scare you — those lanky branches fill up with thick, resin-coated buds that glisten under the lights. The leaves stay healthy green with wide fingers, and the structure really opens up to let the buds shine. The flowers themselves are chunky, frosty, and sticky, with bright orange pistils and a little bit of that wild, rugged OG look.

The taste & smell

This one is loud, no two ways about it. Sour Fire Tahoe fills the room with a mix of earthy OG, sharp lime, and even a little hint of that burnt rubber funk that true sour fans love. The flavor on the smoke is just as wild — gassy, sour, and deep, with a smooth earthiness on the exhale. Every puff reminds you why these genetics are such a classic, and it’s the kind of aroma that keeps people asking what you’ve got in the jar.

Effects

Sour Fire Tahoe is a heavy hitter, no doubt about it. The high starts with a rush to the head, leaving you feeling happy, talkative, and maybe a little floaty. Then the body comes alive, easing you into a deep, relaxing calm that takes the edge off in the best way. It’s strong, long-lasting, and perfect for evenings when you just want to enjoy yourself and let the world slow down for a while. Balanced, powerful, and just plain satisfying.

Growing characteristics/yield

These cannabis seeds are for growers who like a little adventure. Sour Fire Tahoe takes about 9 to 11 weeks to flower and can stretch quite a bit early on, so make sure you plan your space. But if you stick with it, the payoff is worth it — high yields of sticky, flavorful buds that pack a punch. Indoors, you can expect impressive harvests, and outdoors in good conditions, these plants really show off. If you’re looking for cannabis seeds that deliver both quality and quantity, with a little grower’s pride thrown in, this one’s for you.