Washington Skunk

Washington Skunk es una variedad mostly indica de NW Roots y se puede cultivar interiores (donde las plantas femeninas necesitarán un período de floración de ±67 días) y exteriores. Semillas de Washington Skunk de NW Roots es dominante en THC y no están disponibles en versiones feminizadas.

Descripción de NW Roots Washington Skunk

In 2007, Fabmans Farm, collected 3 northern Canada Skunk strains to start work on our Washington Skunk landrace/ibl project. By combining an auto flower and a photosensitive Skunk both from the early 70’s, as well as an F7 cross of the two, FmF used the open gene pool to start our selection from. Though selection of males and females based on their photoperiods we have eliminated all but 10% of the auto and late flower phenol types. We are narrowing down flower times to fit the quick summers of the Pacific Northwest. Thus by open pollination, germination and through meticulous selection over the past five season we have created the Fabmans Farm Washington Skunk ibl in acclimated landrace form.
Over the next few seasons FmF plans to continue narrowing down the photoperiod of the Skunks to fit in 2 outdoor harvests a year and are also working on a full auto Washington Skunk line.

Pheno Descriptions:
Colors ranging from Lime green to purple and black.
Flavor- Pine Cedar to Sweet Musks
Pheno 1: Shorter structure plant 3’- 4’ with a main cola, very tight nodes and several lowers branches
Pheno 2: Larger plant 6’ – 8’ with tons of golf ball sized buds and larger spaced nodes


Yield: Large
Flowering Time: 9-10 Weeks
Plant Height: Medium-Tall

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• Washington Skunk »»» Unknown Skunk Canada Skunk x Unknown Skunk early 70s F7
• Unknown Skunk Canada Skunk
  • Skunk #1
    • »»» {Afganistán x Colombia} x Mexico
    • Afganistán x Colombia
      • Afganistán »»» Indica
      • Colombia »»» Sativa
    • Mexico »»» Sativa
• Unknown Skunk early 70s (véase arriba)

Árbol Genealógico de Washington Skunk

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