Madrone | Super Skunk | Big Buds | 14g
Classic indica power with loud skunk, earthy diesel, and a smooth, sweet finish.
Format: Premium Flower Weight: 3.5g Type: Indica Flavor Profile: Skunky Diesel · Earthy · Sweet Citrus Main Effects: Relaxing · Euphoric · Body-Calming Genetics: Skunk #1 × Afghani (Super Skunk) Brand: MADRONE (Emerald Triangle sourced) Label Callouts: Farm & terpene info printed on package Super Skunk from MADRONE delivers the old-school indica experience: a bold skunky nose over earthy diesel with a subtle sweet-citrus finish. Bred from Skunk #1 × Afghani, this cultivar offers a calming, euphoric body high that’s perfect for winding down, easing tension, or settling into the evening.
Since 2015, MADRONE has partnered with farms across the Emerald Triangle—putting the farm on the label to honor the grower and listing terpenes on every jar so you know the magic inside. The goal is simple: top-tier California flower at a great price, packaged with transparency and respect for the craft.
- Skunk
- Earthy
- Spicy/Herbal
- Sweet
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Super Skunk is one of dozens of cannabis strains that carries genetic code from the infamous Skunk #1 cultivar, introduced to the cannabis world by Sam Skunkman and his team at Sacred Seeds. After generations of stabilization, Skunkman reportedly brought his seeds to the Netherlands, where they eventually landed in the catalog of Sensi Seeds. Super Skunk is one of many hybrids descended from Skunk #1 crossed with an Afghani landrace strain to create a “super” version of the original Skunk, according to online sources.