The regular cannabis strain (not feminized) Ruderalis Skunk of Sensi Seeds, is a hybrid of indica dominance semi autoflowering, half of the plants will be automatic and will complete the life cycle in 14 weeks from germination and the other half will respond to the photoperiod flowering in early autumn.
The regular marijuana seeds, not feminized, Ruderalis Skunk of Sensi Seeds are the result of crossing Skunk x Ruderalis to obtain a hybrid of indica dominance, with the effect, vigor and flavor of Skunk, and the short flowering of Ruderalis.
The pure Ruderalis comes from the plains of the Volga, they are small plants, of half a meter, which grow and complete the bloom in two months, the most temperate, which have in this climate.
It grows with strength and contained height. Resistant to humidity and low temperatures.
The flavor is fruity, citrus with hints of Skunk.
The effect starts slightly euphoric and becomes physically relaxing. Ideal to relax after the day, to combat stress or to have fun quietly.
In indoor crops 250-300 g perm2 and outdoors 400 g per plant, grown in soil.
Flowering specimens that flower according to the photoperiod grown indoors are harvested after 45-65 days of flowering, after the corresponding growth phase.
The automatic specimens complete the whole cycle in 14 weeks.
Plants that respond to the photoperiod are harvested at the end of September in the Northern Hemisphere and at the end of March in the Southern Hemisphere. Grown in soil, they reach a height of 2m.
Automatic phenotypes are harvested in 14 weeks from germination.
70% Indica, contains Ruderalis
THC medium CBD
Ruderalis Skunk from Sensi Seeds is a cannabis strain that's very easy to grow. Sensi Seeds was the first seed bank to launch to the market crosses with Ruderalis
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The regular cannabis strain (not feminized) Ruderalis Skunk of Sensi Seeds, is a hybrid of indica dominance semi autoflowering, half of the plants will be automatic and will complete the life cycle in 14 weeks from germination and the other half will respond to the photoperiod flowering in early autumn.
