Overview
Indica · Cannabis Seeds · Feminized seedsSuper Skunk Kush (Garden of Green) feminized is a indica strain from our feminized seeds range testing at 19% THC. Commonly reported effects: relaxing and euphoric. Flavour notes: spicy.
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Cannabis seeds are sold as collectable souvenirs and for the preservation of genetics. Feminized seeds grow into female plants, autoflowers switch to bloom on their own regardless of light schedule, and regular seeds produce both sexes for breeding. Germination is illegal in many countries — know your local law before you buy.
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Garden of Green - Super Skunk Kush: Immerse Yourself in a Purely Kush Experience
The Kush lineage is revered the world over, and there’s no better way to immerse yourself in it than with Super Skunk Kush. By crossing an elite Super Skunk clone with a carefully selected pure Kush cultivar, the breeders at Garden of Green created an alluring hybrid. She showcases the very best of Kush genetics, including 20–25% THC, an 8–9-week flowering time, and respectable yields.
Speaking of yields, growers will be delighted to know that Super Skunk Kush is a generous provider. Indoors, expect 450–550 g/m², while outdoors, she uses the extra space to produce 500–800g/per plant. Even better, Super Skunk Kush is a compact cultivar exhibiting a uniform bud structure and vigorous growth, especially as she enters the flowering stage. In fact, it won’t take long for those spicy notes to start filling your grow room, as her indica nature ensures a relatively fast flowering period.
Super Skunk Kush truly excels at delivering intense relaxation for both the mind and body. What starts as an initial hit of euphoria slowly descends into a full-body stone, perfect for washing away the pressure of modern living. With THC levels of up to 25%, this strain is ideal for anyone looking for a hard-hitting escape from physical discomfort.
Same breeder, different clock: Super Skunk Auto hits 22% THC 9-10 weeks from seed, and Shiva Skunk Autoflower needs 13-14.
