Outdoor Mix

Description from Sensi Seeds

Outdoor Mix Regular

Outdoor Mix Regular is a unique seed pack containing a random mix of five different indica-dominant strains: Early Skunk, Early Girl, Ruderalis Indica, Ruderalis Skunk, and Guerrilla’s Gusto. These strains have been carefully selected to complement each other during growth, offering a diverse range of characteristics that make them ideal for both novice and experienced growers.

Each pack contains regular seeds, which means they will produce a mix of male and female plants. This is particularly useful for growers interested in cross-breeding or saving seeds for future cultivation. The plants vary in height and appearance, with some producing a classic indica skunk scent and delivering a deeply relaxing, sedative high.

The growth pattern of Outdoor Mix Regular is well-suited for outdoor cultivation. The naturally autoflowering varieties, such as Ruderalis Indica and Ruderalis Skunk, tend to flower first, followed by Early Girl, Guerrilla’s Gusto, and finally Early Skunk. All plants are compact and resilient, making them well-suited for cooler climates. Techniques like lollipopping and supercropping can be used to optimize growth and yield.

Yields are generally good, though the autoflowering strains may produce slightly less than the other varieties. The plants share common indica traits, such as multiple branching and a sturdy, bushy appearance. The scent is typically skunky with notes of earthiness, sweetness, and spice, which become more pronounced as the plants approach harvest.

The effects of Outdoor Mix Regular are classic indica, offering a deep, relaxing body stone that is long-lasting. The autoflowering varieties provide a milder high, making them a popular choice for daily use. Each plant may vary slightly in flavor and aroma, but all carry through the same general indica characteristics.

Outdoor Mix Regular is an excellent option for growers looking to experiment with multiple indica-dominant strains at once. The mix is designed to last through an entire outdoor season and offers a great opportunity to practice strain identification skills.