Skunk #1 Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: White Label Seeds

Legendary strain with potent genetics, fast flowering, high yields, and a mix of stone and high effects. Influential in creating modern hybrids.

$6.32

Skunk #1 Cannabis Seeds from White Label Seeds

The strain that changed cannabis culture and has astonished weed lovers for more than a quarter-century is now available as a feminised variety! The potency of this branch of the cannabis family tree is so notorious that 'skunk' is often used as a term for any powerful ganja. Breeders regard Skunk #1 as the benchmark of uniform, reliable performance and her rock-solid genotype has influenced a hundred modern hybrids. Skunk #1's energetic performance and bountiful yields demonstrate the true meaning of hybrid vigour. Growth and flowering are mostly-Indica in appearance, though Skunk plants gain more height than pure Indicas when blooming.

Flowering is very fast and Skunk #1 produces robust stems and branches to support her superior yields. Short internode gaps explode into dense, rounded bud-clusters which merge into huge, heavy colas by harvest time.

Skunk #1's Sativa genes have a subtle effect on flower structure plus a wonderful influence on her effect - a stunningly potent combination of stone and high!

Flowering: 45 - 50 days
Yield: 100 g
Height: 120 - 150 cm
Indica / Sativa

Strain FAQ

Why do skunk-smelling cannabis strains stand out?

Skunk-like cannabis strains are known for their strong, distinctive scent that resembles skunk spray. Based on the 1970s Skunk #1 strain, these strains are known for their potency and unique taste.

How have Skunk strains changed cannabis cultivation?

Skunk strains thrive in many conditions and blossom quickly. Their adaptability and sturdy genetics have made them a favourite among legal producers and affected the development of modern cannabis strains.

Why are IBL strains popular with cannabis collectors?

IBL strains are collector's items due to their rarity, genetic purity, and usefulness in maintaining cannabis genetics. The historical and genetic relevance of these breeds makes them desirable to a limited market of experienced enthusiasts and seed collectors.