Skunk Piss
- THC 22%
- CBD 0.2%
- Flowering Time From 63 to 70 days
- Yield 525 g/m²
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Description from Rocket Seeds
Powerful Hybrid with Classic Skunk Characteristics
This strain delivers 18% to 26% THC in a well-balanced hybrid, featuring dense flowers and a thick coating of trichomes. Indoors, plants typically reach heights of 0.9 to 1.4 meters, while outdoors they can grow over 1.8 meters given enough space and sunlight. CBD levels remain low at 0.06% to 0.3%, making THC the dominant cannabinoid.
Flowers exhibit a classic skunk structure, with resin-covered calyxes and sugar leaves. The aroma is immediately intense, opening with sharp notes of ammonia and skunk, followed by earthy musk, citrus, and pine. The scent is bold and pungent rather than sweet, making it instantly recognizable. Once mature, the flowers are visibly frosty with a thick resin layer.
Skunk Piss brings back the unmistakable character of old-school skunk strains, combining a strong aroma with vigorous growth and a potent cannabinoid profile. Its hybrid nature offers a balance between indica and sativa traits, appealing to growers looking for versatility. The scent remains sharp even after curing, with earthy undertones adding depth. Effects are typically uplifting at first, followed by a relaxing body sensation.
This strain is well-suited for various growing environments. Indoors, it can yield 500 to 550 g/m² after about 63 to 70 days of flowering. Outdoors, it produces medium-heavy yields per plant. Growers should consider early training techniques like topping or low-stress training to manage indoor height and promote even light distribution. Outdoors, allow the plant ample space to reach its full potential.
Flowering lasts approximately 9 to 10 weeks indoors, with harvest around day 63 to 70. Maintain even canopy lighting and ensure good airflow to prevent mold in the dense foliage. The strong skunk aroma becomes more pronounced in late bloom, requiring effective odor control. Outdoors, plants typically finish in mid-to-late October in the Northern Hemisphere, depending on local conditions.
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