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I'd say about three times more potent than the Harlequin strain itself. I'm not familiar with sour tsunami but I would guess it was named that because it hits you with a sudden wave of force yet does not last long and quickly subsides. One good pull off the blown glass and the pleasurable lemon pine tart aroma cleared the pallet. It's a clean, sweet taste for a CBD strain and is very agreeable with a mug of hot tea. Headache was gone in about 20 seconds. Tense shoulders and jaw muscles were released from a state of post surgery agony to a serene calm. Man what a great hybrid. Tsunami side of this hybrid is unmistakably dominant in terms of cerebral effects while the harlequin remains a diligent worker against pain. I feel like it's So much stronger than Harlequin alone that it would be easy to consume too much if careless. For the first hour I was in a groggy cerebral fog and unable to read my book. This hybrid is a powerful and fast acting pain medicine yet smokes like a top shelf sour indica. Im still looking for the perfect "high CBD low THC" strain as I battle cancer and post surgery inflammation. So far this isn't it because the head high is simply too much for me. Harlequin by itself is still my number one in that regard.