Power Skunk

Power Skunk is an indica/sativa variety from Flying Dutchmen and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±50 days) and outdoors. Flying Dutchmens Power Skunk is a THC dominant variety and is/was only available as feminized seeds.

Flying Dutchmens Power Skunk Description

The Skunk strains represent everything that most cannabis growers look for in a crop – vigorous, easy to grow plants that flower quickly and produce harvests of fragrant, resinous bud. Power Skunk improves the two qualities that all growers are interested in, potency and yield, while also achieving a reduction of the growing-odour usually associated with Skunks.

Bringing together a balanced mix of Skunk #1, Power Plant and Northern Lights gives Power Skunk even greater bulk from her round, tightly packed calyxes and adds a thicker frosting of crystals.

The reserved yet powerful Sativa undertone of the original Skunk is maintained due to PP’s diverse background and with NL for added Afghani reliability, Power Skunk delivers sturdy, productive, trouble-free females every time.

Flowering: 45 - 55 days
Yield: 150 g
Height: 110 - 150 cm

• Power Skunk »»» Skunk #1 x Power Plant x Northern Light
• Skunk #1
  • Skunk #1
    • »»» {Afghanistan x Colombia} x Mexico
    • Afghanistan x Colombia
      • Afghanistan »»» Indica
      • Colombia »»» Sativa
    • Mexico »»» Sativa
• Power Plant IBL
  • Africa »»» Mostly Sativa
• Northern Light
  • »»» NL #1 x NL #2 x NL #5
  • NL #1 IBL
    • »»» Purest Indica x Afghani probably from Neville IBL
    • Purest Indica
      • Afghani (specified above)
    • Afghani probably from Neville
      • Afghanistan Probably Indica »»» Indica
  • NL #2
    • »»» Purest Indica x Afghani by Don the Indian
    • Purest Indica (specified above)
    • Afghani by Don the Indian (specified above)
  • NL #5 #5
    • »»» Purest Indica x Hawaiian #5
    • Purest Indica (specified above)
    • Hawaiian »»» Sativa

Map of the Power Skunk Family Tree

Click to show all parents of Power Skunk in our dynamic family tree map.