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Description

Although the origins of Skunk are in America, this classic plant was originally grown in Holland and it remains  one of the most famous strains of marijuana known.skunk cannabis,original skunk weed,psychosis,wiki,types of skunk weed,Kritic Auto

It was also the first hybrid stabilized and developed for indoor growing. The name, Skunk, refers to its incredibly strong smell (during flowering and combustion).

To stabilize and acclimatize it to our local conditions, we crossed this Skunk plant with our own Black Domina, a plant that gives it a higher yield and stabilizes the end of the flowering cycle in eight weeks.

Although this is our fastest variety, some highly indica plants may even ripen and finish fully in seven weeks.

There is a lot of misinformation surrounding the term ‘skunk’. Many cannabis connoisseurs know Skunk #1 as a legendary strain that’s been used to breed countless modern varieties.original skunk weed

However, most mainstream media use ‘skunk’ to mean powerful ‘street weed’ (and ‘street weed’ to mean illegal cannabis).skunk cannabis,psychosis,wiki,types of skunk weed

Some media organisations (mostly the tabloid ones who are more interested in click bait than fact) have even gone so far as to categorize ‘Skunk’ as a particularly dangerous new type of cannabis that’s somehow completely different from both hash, and the ‘street weed’ of the 1960s to 1980s.

It’s no wonder that there is confusion around the question ‘What is skunk?’, and trepidation among people who are misled by this type of irresponsible reporting. This beginner’s guide to skunk aims to shed some light on the situation.

Type: Feminized

Genetic: Black Domina x Skunk

Percentage Indica/Sativa: 75/25

Effect
Relaxing

Features
Short bloom period
Resistant to plagues

Smell/Taste
Fruity
Citrusy

Indoor
Flowering cycle: 50-55 days
Yield: 450 gr/m2

Outdoor
Harvest: mid September
Average height: 180 cm
Yield: 600 gr/planta

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