Early Skunk strain

Early Skunk strain could claim to be the best all-around strain in Sensi Seeds' outdoor collection due to its excellent results and reliable growth performance. And now that it is available as a feminized variety, growers don't even need to remove the male shoots at the beginning of the flowering period. 

 

Just like the original, female Early Skunk seeds produce hardy, fast-growing and amazingly vibrant cannabis plants that produce lush, heavy harvests full of dank, sugar-glazed buds in virtually any climate. Female Early Skunk seeds combine the size and vigor of Skunk #1 with the winter hardiness of Early Pearl in an all-female, turbo-filled cannabis hybrid that is extremely comfortable in the garden, balcony or any outdoor location exposed to direct sunlight.

 

Until recently, growers in regions with short summers were unable to grow Skunks and other potent cannabis hybrids to full maturity. To avoid bad weather at the end of the summer season - which can lead to mold infestation in the particularly dense Skunk buds - growers in cooler climates were generally forced to harvest their most exotic plants before peak flowering. Early Skunk strain was created specifically to solve this problem, and since then it has always provided Northern growers with the perfect escape from their dilemma. Namely, the influence of the Early Pearl parent allows Early Skunk to significantly increase the strain's mold and rot resistance. The introduction of this superior outdoor hybrid as a reliable, uniform and female variety represents the final step in perfecting Early Skunk. It is powerful, productive, hardy and easy to grow, and now there is no risk of it producing male plants!

 

The Early Skunk Strain 's growth pattern is dominated by indica traits, giving her a solid, resin-encrusted flower formation and providing abundant yields. The sativa side of the plant causes extra "output" in her thick bud branches.  

 

Experience a mellow, serene high that blends with the warm, powerful stone of Skunk. A unique effect and that in outdoor grow even in harsher climates.