
- Compact, quick-finishing and resinous — bred for cooler, breezy spots.
Devil’S Crack
Devil’S Crack an indica-dominant hybrid bred for compact growth and strong resin production, suited to small UK plots.
- Compact plants, heavy resin
- Quick flowering for cooler climates
- Handles exposed sites with proper support
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18-22% |
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0.5-1% |
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HAZE x SKUNK |
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Indica-dominant Hybrid |
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Moderate |
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7-9 weeks |
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Short to medium (80-120 cm) |
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Medium (350-450 g/plant outdoor) |
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Earthy, Citrus, Spicy |
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Feminised |
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windy coastal growing areas |
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Relaxed, Euphoric, Sleepy |
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Suitable for indoor and short season outdoor |
About Devil'S Crack
Devil’S Crack is an indica-dominant hybrid designed for growers who need a quick, compact plant that still delivers dense, sticky buds. It thrives in controlled indoor setups and in sheltered outdoor spots across Buckinghamshire and similar climates, provided you manage wind exposure and finish before late autumn.
Devil'S Crack is an indica-dominant hybrid bred for compact structure and resin production. The genetics favour calming body effects while retaining a clear-headed lift.
THC levels typically sit in the high teens to low twenties, offering a reliably potent experience. The potency suits experienced users and those seeking strong therapeutic relief.
CBD is low but present enough to slightly modulate the high without reducing potency. This balance makes the strain mainly a THC-directed cultivar rather than a medicinal CBD variety.
Devil'S Crack traces to a HAZE x SKUNK pairing selected for vigour and compact growth. Breeders focused on preserving resin production and a quick finish.
Seeds are supplied Feminised to guarantee flowering females for outdoor runs. They respond well to cloning from healthy mother plants for genetic stability.
Grow difficulty is moderate and manageable for growers with some outdoor experience in exposed sites. Extra support and windbreaks are advisable in windy coastal growing areas to prevent stem damage.
Flowering finishes relatively quickly, typically within seven to nine weeks indoors. Outdoors it reliably finishes before late autumn in cooler microclimates.
Yield is medium for a short statured plant, often rewarded with dense, resinous buds. Careful training and nutrient management will improve yields without increasing height.
Plants stay compact, making them suitable for discreet plots and small gardens. Expect most specimens to reach between eighty and one hundred and twenty centimetres tall.
Indoors Devil'S Crack responds well to SCROG and SOG methods in controlled environments. Outdoors in Buckinghamshire place plants where they get afternoon shelter from prevailing winds and morning light.
Growing Devil'S Crack in Buckinghamshire requires attention to wind exposure and drainage in windy coastal growing areas. Choose sheltered sites and finish before persistent cold sets in in Buckinghamshire.
The high begins with a cerebral lift that eases into deep physical relaxation. Many users report sleepiness at higher doses while lighter doses remain sociable.
The flavour profile is earthy with bright citrus top notes and a lingering spicy finish. Smoke is smooth and dense, leaving a peppery aftertaste.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Outdoors it typically finishes in early autumn if planted in spring and kept healthy.
Use stakes, low trellis or tomato cages and plant near hedges to reduce wind stress.
Yes, its short to medium height makes it a good choice for small UK gardens with some shelter.
Beginners with basic experience will manage, but expect a learning curve with wind protection and feeding.
It benefits from balanced feeding during veg and a slightly stronger feed in early flowering, then tapering back.
Ensure good airflow, avoid dense canopies and harvest promptly if damp weather is forecast.
Yes, Devil'S Crack is bred for quicker finishes and suits short season outdoor cannabis growing in cooler regions.
Low-stress training and topping keep the canopy even and reduce wind leverage on stems.
Monitor trichomes late September to early October and aim to harvest before persistent wet cold arrives.
Aphids and spider mites can be an issue; inspect regularly and use organic controls early.
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