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Hawaiian Skunk Autoflower
The Hawaiian Skunk is a tasty indica-dominant strain developed by crossing two common strains: Skunk #1 and Hawaiian Indica. It resulted in a strain known for its fragrance of its well-balanced hybrid genetics. This bud has a medium to high THC content and an earthy, fragrant aroma. Hawaiian Skunk is physically demanding and should not be consumed when operating heavy machinery. It will make you feel heavy and make you want to curl up on the couch and soak in all of the effects.
Hawaiian Skunk is a 65 percent indica hybrid that develops dense branches with dark green buds. This strain is known for its ability to facilitate complete and total relaxation, and it is familiar to those who have chronic insomnia.
| Pack Size | Price | Quantity | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 Seeds | $65.00 | | |
| 10 Seeds | $120.00 | | |
| 25 Seeds | $240.00 | |
Description
Hawaiian Skunk Autoflower Strain Specifications
Type: Indica-dominant
Genetics Parents: Skunk No. 1 x Hawaiian Indica
Flowering Period: 8-9 weeks
Climate: Warm, Dry outdoor climate
Yield: 14oz/ m2 Indoors, 17oz/ plant Outdoors
Flavors: Sweet, Earthy, Skunk, Chemical, Herbal, Sage, Sweet, Woody
THC Level: 11%-17%
CBD Level: 1%
Height: Short
Harvest Period: Mid-October
Growing Difficulty: Easy
What are the Flavor and Effects of Hawaiian Skunk Autoflower?
This strain features a lot of flavors and is a lot of fun. Hawaiian Skunk Auto has a sweet and earthy flavor that is most noticeable in the inhale, but it can quickly transition to a skunky, chemical aftertaste. Hawaiian Skunk smoke tastes like sweet sage with woody and herbal undertones that stick to the inside of your mouth.
Hawaiian Skunk produces a wide range of results that all lead to the same place: a happy and comfortable feeling. This strain’s body-heavy sense would be difficult to ignore or fight off, causing you to forget about your problems and fall asleep. This strain will make you feel relaxed and euphoric, and you’ll be eager to share it with others. This hybrid will make you feel extra energized in some situations, motivating you to keep busy with something before succumbing to its body-heavy impact.
What are the Medical Benefits of Hawaiian Skunk Autoflower?
Hawaiian Skunk is a beneficial medicinal strain that has made many patients’ lives much more comfortable than severe insomnia. This bud has a healthy body feel to it and will knock you out every time, ensuring you a good night’s sleep. This burden can also benefit those suffering from mild bouts of persistent depression, as it can make you feel more uplifted and less concerned. Hawaiian Skunk will help you eliminate recurring headaches and other mild aches and pains that are bothering you. Hawaiian Skunk can help with chronic nausea, particularly beneficial for cancer patients suffering from radiation and chemotherapy’s side effects. This hybrid has a calming effect on the mind, making it helpful in treating moderate stress in patients.
Adverse Effects You Can Expect from Hawaiian Skunk Autoflower
Like all marijuana strains, you are most likely to encounter some side effects; Hawaiian Skunk is a heavy smoker, but they’ll be mild most of the time. As a result of the dehydration caused by this bud, your mouth and eyes will feel dry and uncomfortable. When smoking this strain, you may experience a mild paranoia case, and you may feel a little dizzy in some cases, mainly as time goes on. In the end, Hawaiian Skunk will give you a headache, which can be avoided by drinking enough beverages to prevent being dehydrated.
How to Grow Hawaiian Skunk Autoflower Strain?
Hawaiian Skunk Autoflower is easy to grow and can be developed by both experienced and novice growers. This plant thrives in the great outdoors, but it can also indoors.
Indoors, Hawaiian Skunk can produce an approximate average of 14 ounces per square meter. The flowering time for this strain is approximately 8 to 9 weeks. Outdoors, it will yield about 17 oz per plant and is said to finish flowering around the middle of October, when it will be ready for harvest.
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