East Coast Sour Diesel
Also known as ECSD
At a glance
- Terpenes
- CaryophylleneLimoneneMyrcene
- Possible side effects
- Dry MouthDry EyesAnxious
- Lineage
- Sour Diesel phenotype
- Often chosen for
- Daytime
About East Coast Sour Diesel
East Coast Sour Diesel, often shortened to ECSD, is a sativa described as a phenotype of the famous Sour Diesel. As the name suggests, it is closely associated with the East Coast, and it carries the same pungent, fuel-heavy character that made the Diesel family famous.
The nose is loud: sharp diesel up front, followed by a sour lemon twist and a lingering pungency that fills a room. Limonene is the terpene behind many citrus scents and likely contributes to that lemon edge, while caryophyllene brings spice and myrcene a deeper, earthy tone. Buds tend to be long and spear-shaped with plenty of orange pistils.
ECSD is commonly described as energetic, uplifted and creative, so most consumers choose it for daytime activities rather than winding down. THC usually tests between 18% and 24%, though potency varies by grower and batch.
Its fast, bright reputation and relatively high THC make it better suited to consumers who already know their limits. If you are newer, start low and go slow, and look at the lab results on the package for exact numbers. Search licensed dispensaries and delivery services for East Coast Sour Diesel near you on WhereLeaf.
For adults of legal age. Not medical advice. THC and CBD vary by grower and batch — check the product label. Effects vary by person. Start low, go slow, and never drive high.