Sour Diesel THCa Moonrock (Sativa) 36.20% TAC

Fuel your day with the legendary energy of Sour Diesel — now reimagined as a premium THCa Moonrock. Crafted for the true cannabis connoisseur, our Sour Diesel Moonrocks combine top-shelf THCa flower, a generous coating of concentrate, and a dusting of THCa kief to deliver an unmatched, full-spectrum experience. Bold, pungent, and unmistakably diesel-forward, this sativa shines with sharp citrus and earthy undertones that are as iconic as they are unforgettable.

Cannabinoid Potency

• Delta 9 THC: 0.0349%
• THCa: 35.487%
• Total Cannabinoid Content (TAC): 36.207%

Terpene Profile & Aroma

Sour Diesel's signature profile hits fast and bold — expect sharp fuel and diesel notes layered over bright citrus zest and a grounding earthy finish. The aroma is pungent, peppery, and unmistakably classic.

How to Use THCa Moonrocks

Moonrocks are one of the most potent hemp-derived products available, and they require a little extra care to enjoy properly. Follow these tips for the best experience:

What You'll Need:

• Glassware (pipe or bong) — recommended
• Scissors or a blade — for breaking apart
• Patience and a steady hand

Step-by-Step:

1. Break it by hand or with scissors — Never use a grinder. Moonrocks are dense and sticky; a grinder will clog and waste precious kief. Instead, use your fingers or small scissors to break off small pieces.
2. Pack into a bowl — Place broken pieces into a glass pipe or bong bowl. For best results, layer a small bed of dry flower underneath the moonrock pieces to help with airflow and even burning.
3. Light slowly and low — Use a lighter or hemp wick at a slight distance and apply gentle, consistent heat. Moonrocks burn slowly — don't rush it.
4. Take slow, steady draws — Allow the bowl to stay lit and take slow, measured pulls for the smoothest experience.
5. Store properly — Keep your Moonrocks in an airtight glass jar, away from heat and direct light to preserve potency and freshness.

⚠️ Not recommended for rolling into joints or blunts on their own — their sticky, oily exterior makes them difficult to roll and can cause uneven burning.