- Type
- Sativa dominant
- Heritage
- mostly sativa
- Flowering
- 65 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Green Crack feminized seeds produce a sativa-dominant photoperiod plant built for sustained daytime energy, structural resilience, and fruit-forward flavour. Descended from two foundational cannabis archetypes, this strain delivers a focused, functional high with THC levels around 19% and a terpene profile anchored in ripe tropical fruit and spice. At 0.5% CBD, the experience leans firmly toward the cerebral. Genetics & Lineage
Green Crack traces its lineage to a cross between Skunk #1 and an Afghan indica. The Skunk parent contributes vigorous growth, resin production, and the sharp, fruit-forward aroma the strain is known for. The Afghan genetics bring structural compactness, pest resistance, and enough physical weight to balance the sativa-dominant energy. The result is a mostly sativa hybrid — roughly 65% sativa, 35% indica — that grows with the productivity of a commercial strain while retaining the refined effect profile of its heritage. These are feminized photoperiod seeds, meaning every plant in the pack will be female and will require a light schedule change to 12/12 to trigger flowering. Aroma, Flavour & Effects
The terpene profile is led by Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Pinene, Linalool, and Humulene. Myrcene dominates with a ripe mango and citrus character — the kind of tropical fruit intensity that becomes unmistakable from week five of flower onward. Caryophyllene adds a peppery, spiced edge that sharpens the aroma and rounds out the sweetness. Pinene contributes a clean herbal brightness, while Linalool and Humulene add floral and earthy depth underneath.
At harvest, the flavour carries through cleanly — sweet mango on the inhale, with a spiced citrus finish. The smoke is smooth for a sativa-forward strain. Effects arrive quickly, starting with a clear-headed mental lift that sharpens focus without tipping into anxiety. The 19% THC provides intensity without sedation, and the Afghan-derived physical component settles in gradually, keeping the experience gr