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Old Early Skunk Seeds
Old Early Skunk Strain Characteristics
| Strain brand | Hero Seeds |
| Strain Gender | Feminized |
| Strain light cycle | Photoperiod |
| Suitable for growing | Outdoor, Indoor |
| Strain THC level | 22% |
| % Sativa/ Indica/ Ruderalis | 40% Sativa / 60% Indica |
| Strain effect | Look through the universe |
| Genetics | Early Pearl x Skunk x Northern Lights x Ortega x Afghani SA x Hash Plant |
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Old Early Skunk is a hardy and resilient plant that does well in different growing environments. It’s a feminized marijuana strain with a pungent, skunky aroma and a flowery, earthy flavor. Smoking this bud brings on an intense, relaxing high that oscillates between a body buzz and a cerebral high. It’s a perfect afternoon strain and helps deal with both mental stress and eye pressure.
Description
The Relaxing, Calming High Of Old Early Skunk
This strain is incredibly potent and results in a hard-hitting high that manifests itself in extreme body relaxation. Clear out your schedule; you’re probably not leaving your couch anytime soon. Old Early Skunk also causes a blissful cerebral high that enhances conversation and gets the creative juices flowing. It’s therefore the perfect strain to smoke before making music, painting or working on any other creative projects.
The Strain with A Flowery, Skunky Flavor
Old Early Skunk has a very distinct taste. The flavor borders heavily on flowery and skunky, but with earthy undertones. Beneath this, the cultured marijuana connoisseur will be able to detect golden hints of rose and fruit.
The Pungent, Musky And Sweet Aroma Of Old Early Skunk
This strain has an intense, pungent smell that will clutch onto your fingers as you break the bud. The aroma of Old Early Skunk is that of sweet rose and dark spice, with subtle nuances of earth.
Can You Keep Up With The Vigorous Growth?
Old Early Skunk is a hardy and resilient strain that grows rather tall and bulky. It does well both indoors and outdoors. When planted indoors, it takes 70 to 75 days to finish flowering and produces as much as 600g/m2 (21 oz/ft2). When grown outdoors, the strain grows tall and produces 600g (21 oz) per plant.
- It’s an easy strain to grow and is perfect for both novices and professionals.
- The plant is highly resistant to pests, mold and disease, and can also withstand cold outdoor temperatures.
- Many growers would recommend the Sea of Green cultivation technique if planting indoors.
- It grows rather tall, so pruning, topping and other methods of height control are recommended.
- Expect to harvest your bud from late September to mid-November if you’re an outdoor grower.
All-Time Classic Genetics Of Old Early Skunk
Old Early Skunk has an incredibly rich genetic history. It was achieved after crossing Early Pearl, Skunk, Northern Lights, Ortega, Afghani SA and Hash Plant, all classics in their own right and explaining why this strain is so potent, powerful and productive.
Shipping to New Zealand
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Delivery usually takes 8 to 15 days after payment is verified and the order is shipped.
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