Freakshow

As her name suggests, Freakshow ranks as one of the most unusual cannabis strains available. Find out where this weird yet wonderful strain comes from, and what to expect when you grow and smoke her. History of the Freakshow Strain Freakshow was brought to life by a grower who, for the sake of anonymity, we know little about, other than his first name: Jordan. While living off-grid in rural California close to Yosemite National Park, this mysterious grower decided to part ways with his standard cultivation practice, which he developed over 40 years, and chose to focus on creating weird and wonderful plants after stumbling across rare mutations during a breeding project. Using four cultivars as a foundation, he eventually wound up creating one of the oddest and most visually striking cannabis strains that currently exists. Freakshow possesses rare and bizarre morphological features, which have gained the attention of keen growers across the world. Following this widespread interest, Jordan teamed up with Humboldt Seed Company CEO Nathaniel Pennington in order to distribute these seeds to the masses. Genetic Lineage of Freakshow Jordan created Freakshow while trying to stabilise a specific terpene profile when crossing the progeny of Big Bud and Skunk #1 with the progeny of Big Sur Holy Bud and Banana Kush. Learn more about this quartet below. Formed from a three-way cross between Afghani, Northern Lights, and Skunk #1, Big Bud possesses an indica-dominant genetic profile. Birthed in the United States but exiled to the Netherlands in the 1980s during the War on Drugs, Big Bud has formed the foundation of numerous contemporary cultivars. This strain exerts a sleepy effect that kindles the appetite and treats the taste buds to flavors of spice, herbs, wood, and skunk. Sacred Seed Co. bred the original Skunk #1 while tinkering around with Afghani, Acapulco Gold, and Colombian Gold genetics. The strain’s moderate THC content of 17% produces a subtle yet energetic high, an