
- Reliable, classic, and easy to grow.
Skunk#1
Skunk#1 is a reliable hybrid known for its classic skunky aroma, moderate THC and straightforward growing habits.
- Classic skunk aroma with sturdy growth.
- Easy to train and forgiving for novices.
- Performs well indoors or in sheltered outdoor spots.
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15-18% |
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<1% |
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Skunk x Afghani |
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Hybrid |
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Easy to moderate |
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7-9 weeks |
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Short to medium indoors; taller outdoors |
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Medium to high (≈400-500 g/m² indoor) |
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skunky, earthy, sweet citrus |
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Feminised |
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cool northern summers |
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uplifting, relaxed, sociable |
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Indoor or outdoor |
About Skunk#1
Skunk#1 is a proven hybrid that combines a skunk lineage with Afghani robustness to produce a compact, resinous plant. It suits both indoor growers using ScrOG or SOG and outdoor cultivators in sheltered sites; in cooler UK summers growers should favour protected or indoor finishes to ensure proper ripening.
Skunk#1 is a classic hybrid with a strong indica backbone and sativa lift. It suits growers seeking a balanced, reliable plant.
Skunk#1 typically tests in the mid-to-high teens for THC, commonly around 15–18%. This level gives a clear, persistent high without being overwhelmingly potent for most users.
Skunk#1 has low CBD levels, usually below 1%. It is not commonly chosen for CBD-specific treatments but can complement THC effects.
Skunk#1 descends from an early skunk lineage crossed with Afghani landrace stock. The result is a stable hybrid that retains vigour and resin production.
Seeds are commonly available as feminised for predictable female crops. Auto-flowering versions exist but the classic line is photoperiod.
Skunk#1 is straightforward to grow, with resilient genetics that handle variability well under cool northern summers. Beginners in Dorset will find it forgiving but should monitor for slow ripening in cooler periods.
Flowering usually finishes in 7–9 weeks under controlled light. Outdoors in the UK expect harvest from late September to early October if weather holds.
Indoor yields are medium to high, roughly 400–500 g/m² with good care. Outdoors plants can produce larger yields if the season is long and sunny.
Plants stay compact indoors with sturdy branches suitable for training. Outdoors they can stretch and become taller, especially in a sheltered site.
Indoors Skunk#1 responds well to ScrOG or SOG and fits in modest grow spaces in Dorset. Outdoors in Dorset it benefits from a sunny, sheltered spot and extra protection from autumn rain.
In Dorset, cool northern summers can slow ripening and extend flushes of growth, so growers should plan accordingly. Choosing the warmest, most sheltered microclimate and finishing under cover can improve bud maturation in Dorset's climate.
The high is gently euphoric and socially uplifting at first. It settles into a calm, relaxed body sensation without heavy sedation.
The flavour is classically skunky with earthy undertones and a sweet citrus finish. Smokers detect a pungent, resinous aroma that lingers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Use a small to medium tent with full-spectrum LEDs, good ventilation and a carbon filter. Aim for 400–600 µmol/m²/s and 40–50% RH in flowering.
Vegetative stage benefits from 18/6 and flowering requires a strict 12/12. Provide strong, even light to encourage dense buds and minimise stretch.
Switch to a bloom formula when you flip to 12/12 or when pistils appear. Reduce nitrogen and increase phosphorus and potassium through mid-flower.
Keep airflow moving, control humidity below 55% in flowering and avoid wet foliage. Consider finishing under cover or in a greenhouse to limit rain exposure.
Yes, Skunk#1 responds well to topping, LST and ScrOG to even out canopy and boost yield. Training reduces internal shade and improves bud quality.
Indoors follow the 7–9 week flowering window; outdoors expect late September to early October in most UK locations. Check trichome colour to time harvest precisely.
Skunk#1 is notably pungent and skunky, especially in late flower. Use a carbon filter, sealed tent and good ventilation to control odour indoors.
Feminised photoperiod seeds give more control over training and final yield. Autos are faster but limit training options and stretch control.
Stop nutrient feeding two weeks before harvest and use plain pH-balanced water. Flushing can help improve final smoke smoothness.
Watch for aphids, spider mites and thrips and inspect plants regularly. Use biological controls, neem oil or approved organic treatments early to avoid infestations.
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