Hybrid

Sweet Skunk

Sweet Skunk is a hybrid with Northern Lights × Skunk + genetics. Its flavor notes include pine, citrus and chemical.

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Strain at a glance

Reported type
Hybrid
Reported THC
18%–20%
Reported CBD
Not reported
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Classification
Sweet Skunk classification: 50% sativa, 50% indica.

Classification is conventional. Cannabinoid measurements vary by batch.

Reported lineage
Northern Lights × Skunk
Reported flavors
Chemical, Citrus, Pine, Skunky
Reported effects
Creative, Euphoria, Happy

Sweet Skunk genetics

The documented cross pairs Northern Lights with Skunk +.

The conventional classification is 50% sativa and 50% indica.

Northern Lights is classified as an indica. Its flavor notes include pine, woody and spicy. Its separate profile lists THC at 16–21%.

Skunk + is classified as an indica dominant hybrid. Its flavor notes include diesel, pine and woody. Its own documented parent pair is Black Domina × Skunk +. Its separate profile lists THC at 13–17%.

Lineage
Sweet Skunk: Northern Lights × Skunk +.

Flavor and aroma

Sweet Skunk combines pine, citrus, chemical and skunky in its flavor profile.

The aroma adds sweet and pungent.

Flavor & aroma
Sweet Skunk sensory notes: Pine; Sweet; Citrus.

Sweet Skunk effects

Reported Sweet Skunk effects include creativity, euphoria and a happier mood.

The reported emphasis is on the mental side of the experience. That does not establish unimpaired concentration or performance.

Sweet Skunk THC level and CBD

The published Sweet Skunk THC level is 18–20%.

CBD has not been documented for this profile.

For a specific product, use its batch laboratory results rather than treating these figures as universal strain specifications.

Published cannabinoid range
Sweet Skunk: THC 18%–20%; CBD Not reported. Scale zero to 35 percent.

Flower appearance

Described visual traits include pepper-shaped, orange, amber, golden and trichomes.

10K Jack is another documented cross involving Northern Lights. Its parent pair is Northern Lights × Shiva Skunk. Its flavor description includes woody, sweet and fruity. The separate 10K Jack profile lists THC at 20–24%. That differs from the 18–20% range documented for Sweet Skunk.

Afgani Skunk is another documented cross involving Skunk +. Its parent pair is Skunk + × Afghani. Its flavor description includes spicy, sweet and citrus. The separate Afgani Skunk profile lists THC at 18%. That differs from the 18–20% range documented for Sweet Skunk.

Questions about Sweet Skunk

Is Sweet Skunk indica or sativa? It is classified as a hybrid. The listed split is 50% sativa and 50% indica.

What does Sweet Skunk taste like? The available description includes pine, citrus and chemical.

Who bred Sweet Skunk? An original breeder has not been established in the available evidence.

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