1998 SSH x Chemdog Sour Diesel

This regular seed line from ABF Genetics crosses a mother the breeder labels 1998 SSH with its Chemdog Sour Diesel male line; the breeder does not expand the SSH abbreviation on the product page. ABF states that its Chemdog Sour Diesel pollen comes from old Rez seed stock, that it used several males to preserve genetic diversity, and that no intersex traits had shown in the progeny grown out so far. ABF Genetics, or Always Be Flowering, was established in Oakland, California in 2010 by the breeder known as Ghost, who helped spread the Forum Cut Girl Scout Cookies and the NorCal Do-Si-Dos cut. Packs hold 10 regular seeds, so both sexes and phenotype variation should be expected, and the product page shows only a small generic graphic rather than a bud photo.

No effect profile, potency figure or laboratory test has been published by the breeder for this cross, and it has no entries on Leafly, AllBud, GrowDiaries or Seedfinder. The product page consists of the lineage, the pack size and the company's standard legal notice, so the character of the high is undocumented and nothing should be read across from the parent strains.

No flavor, aroma or terpene information has been released, and flowering time, height, yield and difficulty are unstated. The photoperiod classification follows from the listing's placement in the regular seed category rather than the autoflower category, and growers who take on the pack will be doing their own selection and reporting.