Detroit Diesel
- THC 19.5%
- CBD 1%
- Flowering Time From 63 to 77 days
Genetics: NYC Diesel x Cinderella 99
FLAVORS
EFFECTS
Detroit Diesel: family tree
- Parents
- Cinderella 99 × NYC Diesel
- Grandparents
- Jack Herer Shiva Skunk Afghani Mexican
- Landrace roots
- Afghani Thai Acapulco Gold Colombian Gold Mexican
Lineage as declared by the seedbanks: sometimes they disagree.
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Description from Rocket Seeds
Flavor and Aroma Profile
Detroit Diesel opens with a bold fuel scent, layered with sour lemon zest and a hint of black pepper. This complex aroma carries over to its flavor, where the diesel notes take the lead before giving way to bright citrus and spicy undertones. The buds are dense and coated in trichomes, contributing to its intense and pungent character.
Effects and Experience
With THC levels ranging from 19% to 20%, Detroit Diesel delivers a moderate-to-high potency experience. The effects start with an uplifting cerebral energy, offering mental clarity and stimulation. As the session progresses, this initial energy shifts into a deeper, relaxing physical calm, making it ideal for winding down. The sharp citrus and pepper notes remain vibrant throughout, adding a refreshing contrast to the heavier fuel character.
Genetics and Structure
This sativa-dominant hybrid is a cross between NYC Diesel and Cinderella 99, with a 60/40 genetic ratio. Its structure reflects its heritage, showing strong vertical growth and branching that supports multiple flowering sites. The strain is known for its heavy resin production, with mature flowers covered in a sticky layer of trichomes.
Growing Characteristics
Indoors, Detroit Diesel plants typically reach heights between 0.8 to 1.4 meters, depending on the vegetative period and space available. Outdoors, they can grow over 1.5 meters with ample sunlight and root room. The indoor flowering period lasts about 9 to 11 weeks, while outdoor plants are ready for harvest in October.
Detroit Diesel benefits from early canopy management due to its sativa-dominant stretch. Low-stress training helps spread the branches, and a trellis can provide support as flowers mature. Good air circulation is essential to prevent humidity buildup, and light penetration should be maintained throughout the canopy.
Nutrition should be balanced during vegetative growth, then shifted to a moderate flowering feed. Avoid overwatering, and ensure the growing medium drains well. Outdoors, full sun and well-draining soil are necessary, with attention to autumn rains as harvest nears. Both indoor and outdoor growers should monitor plant height and light distance throughout the stretch for optimal results.
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