Oregon Diesel Feminized Seeds

Oregon Diesel Feminized Seeds

If relaxation and pain relief grew on trees (or plants), then they’d grow from Oregon Diesel cannabis seeds.

Created in Oregon to, as the original growers said, “make you stupid and lazy,” near-pure indica hybrid Oregon Diesel is the resultant cross of NYC Diesel and Blackberry that’s sure to have you locked to your couch with a smile on your face.

What are the effects of Oregon Diesel cannabis?

• Relaxed
• Happy
• Sleepy

With some cultivation experience already under your belt, you’ll be able to grow plants with a 90:10 indica-to-sativa ratio and a strongly soothing 20% THC content.

Oregon Diesel cannabis is a fast-acting nighttime strain that may be too much for beginners as its mind and body melting high, while hyper-relaxing, is not something to be trifled with.

Despite being such an indica-heavy hybrid, Oregon Diesel starts things off with stimulating, happiness-inducing cerebral effects that clear worry from the mind so that euphoric ease can roll in. Soon, its powerful physical effects begin to spread through the body, both relaxing and seemingly paralyzing every muscle to the point that getting up from the couch eventually becomes wonderfully impossible.

As a strain that was literally created to leave you feeling “lazy and stupid,” Oregon Diesel makes for an amazing bedtime nightcap where drifting off into a night of blissful, contented sleep is all but guaranteed to happen.

What are the therapeutic benefits of Oregon Diesel cannabis?

As a near-pure indica, it pretty much goes without saying that Oregon Diesel has a well-earned reputation in the medical cannabis community for being highly effective at combating insomnia.

However, its anecdotal mental and physical health benefits extend beyond helping medical users get some shut-eye. It’s also known for helping to alleviate stress, depression, PTSD, and symptoms related to bipolar disorder.

In addition, Oregon Diesel is said to have strong analgesic properties for treating chronic pain, muscle spasms, headaches, migraines, and inflammation.

What does Oregon Diesel taste like?

While Oregon Diesel may not win any awards for having a potently unique flavor, that doesn’t mean that its taste is anywhere near unpleasant. In fact, most users find it to be quite an enjoyable strain to smoke, with its strong earthy and hash flavors and hints of blackberry, lavender, and diesel.

How do I grow Oregon Diesel cannabis seeds?

Oregon Diesel requires at least an intermediate amount of cultivation experience to successfully grow it. Since all Growers Choice cannabis seeds are feminized, that means that there’s about a 90% chance or so of ending up with exclusively female plants.

Oregon Diesel does demand a fair amount of maintenance, as it’s susceptible to powdery mildew. Many cultivators recommend spraying your plants with potassium silicate. In addition, this pungent-smelling grower is said to produce colas that can be an entire arm’s length, thereby causing plants to sag and require support. You’ll also want to trim your plants from time to time so that enough air and light can reach its lower parts.

Oregon Diesel, unsurprisingly,  does best in a wet and relatively cool environment.

What do Oregon Diesel cannabis plants look like?

If bag appeal is important to you, then Oregon Diesel, which grows to be medium in height, does not disappoint with its large, round, colorful buds.

This aesthetically pleasing strain produces nuggets that are forest green with alluring purple undertones and furry orange pistils. Oregon Diesel’s buds’ fetching looks are completed by a nice healthy frosting of glistening white crystal trichomes.

When to harvest your Oregon Diesel cannabis plant

Not only does it have some serious bag appeal, Oregon Diesel also produces slightly above-average sized yields as a “thank you” to growers for all their hard work and care.

When grown indoors, this indica-heavy strain should begin to flower in just 8-9 weeks, providing an approximate harvest of 400 grams per square meter.

Cultivated outside, Oregon Diesel should produce about 450 grams per plant as early as July, which is one more reason this strain is so popular in the Pacific Northwest, where the rainy season can begin as early as September.

Cannabis strains similar to Oregon Diesel

1. NYC Diesel this sativa-leaning hybrid, popular among artists and patients, is one of Oregon Diesel’s parent strains
2. Blackberry this luscious and succulent, evenly-balanced hybrid is Oregon Diesel’s other incredible parent strain
3. Presidential OG this peaceful and sedative hybrid also contains a 90:10 indica to sativa ratio
4. SFV OG this powerfully relaxing OG from the San Fernando Valley is another hybrid with a potent 90:10 indica to sativa ratio
5. God’s Gift not only does this incredible strain contain a 90:10 indica to sativa ratio, it also has an insanely high THC content of 26%