Island Sweet Skunk Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Next Generation Seeds

Our strongest smelling strain and one of our most powerful. Heavy yielding strain that will keep getting bigger and bigger spear-like colas with thick hairs.

$64.02

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Island Sweet Skunk Cannabis Seeds from Next Generation Seeds

Our strongest smelling strain and one of our most powerful. Heavy yielding strain that will keep getting bigger and bigger spear-like colas with thick hairs. Needs to be tied up or staked in last few weeks due to excessive weight when it is grown larger. Sativa dominant growth structure with a sweat inducing stone. No veg time needed for a Sea of Green.

3 time winner of the BC Harvest Cup.
Flowering Time: Indoor 9 - 11 weeks/Outdoor End of October
Approx Yield: 500 - 600 grams per square meter

Strain FAQ

How can cannabis terpenes create sweet flavours?

These strains' sweetness comes from terpene synergy. Terpenes working together can provide a variety of flavours that evoke sweet fruits, sweets, and candies.

How are Cannabis Cup winners chosen?

Some categories are decided by audience voting and expert panel opinions. This combined strategy awards standout strains using both professional knowledge and customer preferences.

What makes legal outdoor growing more sustainable than indoor?

Legally growing cannabis outdoors uses the most renewable energy, eliminating the need for artificial lights and climate control. This focus on natural resources reduces environmental impact and appeals to consumers who value sustainable and eco-friendly farming.

How do regular seeds help with cannabis diversity?

The huge variety of phenotypes created by regular seeds makes them a very interesting choice! These seeds are necessary to give cannabis its genetic diversity which helps it adapt and thrive in a range of situations.

How do high-yielding strains make use of light?

They're champions at photosynthesis, efficiently converting available light into plant growth. This trait is said to be crucial for maximizing yields in both outdoor and indoor environments, where making the most of light can significantly impact plant development.