White Crack

White Crack (aka Baltimore Kush) is an indica/sativa variety from Riot Seeds and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±63 days), outdoors and in the greenhouse. Riot Seeds' White Crack is a THC dominant variety and is/was only available as feminized seeds.

Riot Seeds' White Crack Description

Green Crack has been on our menu since the earliest days at Riot Seeds. We were the first to bring it to the market in a S1 form 6 years ago, and it is so bomb that we continue to work with it today. it is a cash croppers wet dream, with beautiful purple buds, Mangoey goodness in the flavor and smell as well as just massive massive buds. the one thing Green Crack COULD use is a boost in the resin and potency department and that's why we brought in out new stand-by stud. We used our White Dawg male selected from TopDawg Seeds line. His genetics are The White (Krome's Cut) x Tres Dawg. This male is the perfect hybrid realization of the two strains, interwoven to make one solid frosty male! Expect 8-10 Week Flowering Time.ÿ

• White Crack »»» Green Crack x White Dawg
• Green Crack
  • »»» Skunk #1 x Unknown Indica
  • Skunk #1
    • Skunk #1
      • »»» {Afghanistan x Colombia} x Mexico
      • Afghanistan x Colombia
        • Afghanistan »»» Indica
        • Colombia »»» Sativa
      • Mexico »»» Sativa
  • Unknown Indica »»» Indica
• White Dawg
  • »»» The White Phenotype: Krome's Cut x Tres Dawg
  • The White Phenotype: Krome's Cut
    • Unknown Hybrid »»» Indica/Sativa Hybrid
  • Tres Dawg
    • »»» Chem Dawg d x Double Dawg
    • Chem Dawg d
      • Unknown Hybrid »»» Indica/Sativa Hybrid
    • Double Dawg
      • »»» Chem Dawg d x {Chem Dawg d x Afghani #1}
      • Chem Dawg d x Afghani #1
        • Chem Dawg d (specified above)
        • Afghani #1
          • »»» Afghanistan x Afghanistan
          • Afghanistan »»» Indica
          • Afghanistan »»» Indica
      • Chem Dawg d (specified above)

Map of the White Crack Family Tree

Click to show all parents of White Crack in our dynamic family tree map.