REDDIESEL
myrcene/pinene

Red Diesel

Genetics

Californian OrangeNYC Diesel

Most-cited cross · 2 sources

Breeder: unknown

🔥 14%THC · 102 tests🌿 1.2%terpenes

Effects & uses

People most often describe Red Diesel as euphoric and happy, with a mix of energy and relaxation that stays fairly clear-headed rather than heavy. Many users mention a noticeable pull toward snacking, and some reach for it when they want to unwind without feeling weighed down or to bring back an appetite. It tends to be chosen more for easygoing daytime or social moments than for creative work, where users find it less suited.

The aroma and flavor lean toward diesel, with citrus and woody notes. Lab results show myrcene as the dominant terpene, followed by alpha-pinene, caryophyllene and a little limonene, with THC typically around 14%.

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Genetics

Family tree

Red Diesel
  • Verified
  • Well-supported
  • Reported
  • Folklore
  • Disputed

Offspring

Bred from Red Diesel

No documented offspring yet.

Lab data

Cannabinoids

Cannabinoid medians for Red Diesel
  • THC14.4%n=102
  • CBG0.75%n=5
  • THCV0.41%n=3
  • CBC0.14%n=4
  • CBN0.07%n=4
  • CBD0.00%n=102

Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.

Lab data

Terpenes

Terpene medians for Red Diesel
  • Myrcene0.44%n=116
  • α-Pinene0.14%n=116
  • β-Caryophyllene0.13%n=116
  • Limonene0.07%n=116
  • β-Pinene0.07%n=116
  • Humulene0.04%n=116
  • Linalool0.04%n=116
  • Bisabolol0.03%n=116

Good for

Use cases

Use-case percentiles for Red Diesel
  • Appetite97th
  • Clear-headed94th
  • Relaxation88th
  • Energy79th
  • Social69th
  • Focus55th
  • Stress48th
  • Sleep29th
  • Pain21th
  • Creativity13th

Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.

All reported crosses & sources (1 cross)
  1. Californian Orange × NYC Diesel

    Reported

    Stated by Barney's Farm (seed line; market identity unconfirmed)

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Type (Type not reported) is a reported label, not chemistry.