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The strain that changed the face of cannabis culture across the world continues to amaze weed-lovers more than a quarter-century after her release! The original Skunk hybrids fused traditional cultivars from Central and South America, Afghanistan and Thailand. Through generations of intensive selection and back-crossing, the very best examples of Skunk were stabilised into the first true-breeding Indica-Sativa hybrid – the classic Indica-dominant Skunk #1.
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Taking the Skunk family back to its Afghani roots, Super Skunk adds flavour, weight and potency to the always-reliable Skunk #1. Despite being released three years after Shiva Skunk, Super Skunk qualifies as the first serious project to breed a next-level cannabis hybrid from the groundbreaking SK#1. Experimental Afghan-Skunk hybrids are featured in the very first Seed Bank catalogues and the breeding project aimed at finding the perfect Afghani genotype to match Skunk #1 goes back further still.
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This solid, succulent, citrus twist on the Skunk line is a fine addition to anyone’s grow-room or garden. Sensi Skunk was the third strain launched in 1991 to celebrate the expansion of the Sensi Seed Bank gene library from world-class to world-beating status.
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The Lord of Bhang is one of many titles given to the Hindu deity Shiva, and it’s said that he discovered the amazing properties of cannabis while meditating amidst a stand of ganja plants. Of all the gods, Shiva is most frequently seen to enjoy cannabis in all its forms and many of his devotees imbibe hashish as a sacrament. As the most powerful of the Skunk family and thus among the most potent Indica-dominant strains ever made available, Shiva Skunk is named in honour of the Lord of the Dance.
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Skunk 1 crossed with an Afghani.
Strong skunk flavor and smell.
This one is especially developed for Skunk lovers like Skunk Special above.
Skunks and their Afghani ancestors have been crossed for this one.
Brush against this plant and the room becomes immediately filled with a powerful Skunk aroma.
Despite the smell a very pleasant high with a little body to it.
One of the winners of the 1990 High Times Harvest Festival where it clearly defeated Skunk 1.
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Strawberry Ice feminized marijuana seeds

The Strawberry Ice feminized seeds are of North American origin and partly clearly European. Strawberry Ice is a hybrid between an Indica and Sativa marijuana strain. The AMS team has succeeded in the fruitiest variety imaginable. The fresh strawberries taste and aroma are very obvious and a wonderful experience. Strawberry Ice has a tutti frutti high effect. I love to get the munchies from smokin strawberry ice marijuana and drink liters of strawberry milkshakes.
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Skunk Special Cannabis Seeds
Developed for skunk lovers.
If you brush against this plant the room fills with aromatic skunk.
Skunk Special has exclusive skunk qualities along with enhanced power and plant vigor.
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Early flowering fast growing plant with excellent yield.
The characteristic red hair make this plant unmistakable.
The typical skunk taste and smell are kept along with the tight bud formation.
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Pungent smell, characteristic, spicy flavour
Short bushy plant good yield and quality.
This strain is named after Shiva Hindu god of trans-formation has some heritage from India and likes indoor cultivation thus a good choice for the less experienced grower.
Excellent hybrid vigor and yield.
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Dutch Dope crossed with our famous Super Skunk.
After a few weeks of flowering the buds turn purple and you can watch the whole circle happening to harvest time.
Youll really enjoy the formation of the purpleish glow once it start happening.
Its a very stable plant that even grows good in Holland with pretty cold weather conditions.
Even Indoor this plant does grow perfectly.
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