Ruderalis Skunk Sensi Seeds

Ruderalis Skunk regular

Ruderalis Skunk® cannabis seeds

When cannabis seeds have the advantage to originate from the genes of powerful and robust parents, you normally know that you have access to good weed seeds. The moment these weed seeds are then also crossed in order to add certain other positive characteristics, you can refer to them as a top product. That is exactly the path the cannabis seeds of the Ruderalis Skunk have completed. Proud descendants of the Cannabis Ruderalis and therefore extremely strong and (partially) autoflowering.

Moreover, an important fact that should be mentioned about these cannabis seeds is the robustness of the Ruderalis which is reflected in this plant: so, resistant to the cold that belongs to the more northern climates. In terms of taste and aroma the elements that are found in a true Skunk#1 are dominating.

Overall, the weed seeds of the Ruderalis Skunk can therefore be qualified as a special crossing whereby Sensi Seeds has considered both user friendliness and user enjoyment. When the cannabis seeds germinate and develop into a full-blown plant, the effects of the Skunk cannot be underestimated which means this plant becomes bigger than you would expect from an indica-dominant type. Yet, indica is present for around 70 percent in the Ruderalis Skunk.  

The quantity of the harvest, certainly given the fact that this type also reaches its full potential in colder regions, can be called remarkable. Sizeable harvests appear to be the rule rather than the exception. After 45 to 65 days the Ruderalis Skunk flowers, depending on the extent to which the plant autoflowers. For approximately half of the plants you can count on this Automatic (Autoflowering) characteristic. You can really start the harvest as soon as the buds are covered in resin; this also clearly reflects the Skunk-features. As approximately 50 percent of the plants resulting from these cannabis seeds are not autoflowering (or Automatic) you, as a grower, must take that into account a little bit. In that case the “planning” of the plant is comparable with, for example, the Early Skunk.