Island Sweet Skunk Live Resin Cartridge 1g
Sweet Skunk X Unknown Sativa
Island Sweet Skunk smells and tastes exactly as its name implies: sweet and skunky. It also delivers aromatic hints of the tropics. This strain is useful in relieving anxiety, depression, nausea, and pain. It can also help with nerve pain, migraines, arthritis, and GI disorders. Dry mouth is very common, but other adverse effects are limited. This strain is most popular in its home territory, British Columbia and Ontario, along with Colorado and the Pacific Northwest. It's much harder to find elsewhere. The cerebral high packs a major mood boost, with feelings of happiness and euphoria. It tends to promote energy and creativity, but there's also a mellow body effect that encourages relaxation.
- Skunk
- Diesel
- Tropical
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Island Sweet Skunk by Spice of Life
Island Sweet Skunk is a Sativa-dominant Hybrid, reportedly a crossing of a Grapefruit female and Northern Lights x Haze male originally cultivated by Breeder Steve, Canadian breeder and founder of Spice of Life seed bank.
Island Sweet Skunk by Federation Seeds
Island Sweet Skunk is a Sativa-dominant hybrid from Canada believed to have first been cultivated by Vancouver-based Federation Seeds. Online sources say it’s descendant of Skunk #1 that the seed bank crossed with an undisclosed Sativa strain.