Buckroe Skunk

Type: Indica-Dominant Hybrid Feminized Photoperiod Lineage: Buckroe Ether (SLE) × 1981 Roadkill Skunk Buckroe Ether: (All Gas OG × Slumber Cake #22) Flower Time: 65-70 Days Yield: High / Massive "Stacked" Colas Stretch: Moderate to Heavy Aroma: A tribute to the marshlands of Hampton, VA. This cultivar is "all gas, no brakes," delivering a suffocating marshland low-tide stank. It combines the raw industrial fuel of the All Gas OG with the gamey, foul sulfur of the '81 RKS. While the Slumber Cake parentage adds a faint, hidden sweetness, it is completely overpowered by a profile that smells like rotting shoreline and high-octane gasoline. Flavor: Brutally heavy. The smoke hits with a gassy, fuel-drenched punch, followed by the signature 1981 oily film that coats the mouth. The "gamey" funk of the Roadkill creates a savory, almost salty taste on the exhale, leaving a lingering flavor of nutty, vanilla-cream gas buried deep under a layer of rancid oil. Effects: This is a "total blackout" strain. Inheriting the heavy Slumber Cake #22 and Afghani RKSgenetics, the effects are profoundly sedative and "sleepy." It provides a weighted, physical sensation that feels like being anchored to the ground-perfect for deep relaxation or overcoming severe insomnia. Structure: Built like a tank. Buckroe Skunk produces large, robust plants with thick stems to support massive, resin-caked colas. The flowers often display the dense, "stacked" bract structure of the OG lineage, finished with a greasy coating of trichomes that turn the buds silver-white. Grow Notes: This is a high-vigor cultivar that loves to eat. It is resilient and handles environmental changes better than some of its more sensitive sisters in the RKS line. Because of its "low-tide" and heavy gas terpenes, high-quality carbon filtration is a requirement, as this scent will travel through walls. Terpene Profile Marshland low-tide stank, industrial fuel, sulfur, rotting shoreline, nutty vanilla-cream gas