Filthy Animal wears its funk proudly. Earthy, herbal, and a little gassy, this Skunk House Genetics hybrid has enough sweetness underneath the grime to keep you coming back for another sniff. Some batches bring banana, cocoa, and cream into the mix. Dessert apparently forgot to wash up.
Skunk House crossed its ’09 Animal Cookies selection with Modified Banana. Kind Tree sells that same parental pairing as Filthy Animals, making the extra “s” a naming variation rather than evidence of different genetics. A conflicting Afghanimal × Majin Buu attribution remains unconfirmed and should not replace the documented Skunk House lineage.
The flavor has a savory streak. Earth and herbs come first, with fuel sharpening the edges and occasional creamy fruit softening them. One Kind Tree tasting account adds cocoa and a mushroom-like earthiness, giving that particular batch an almost sweet-and-savory character. Banana is a possible accent here, not a promise stamped on every jar.
Green flowers carry orange-to-rust pistils and a visible coating of pale trichomes. The presentation can look thoroughly polished even when the aroma is behaving badly.
Filthy Animal’s rowdy nose comes with a softer disposition. The smoke circle reports an uplifted, cheerful, and comfortably absorbed mindset, while physical relaxation makes getting up less compelling. Drowsiness joins the mix for some. Loud in the jar, increasingly quiet on your end.
Skunk House Genetics lists regular seeds and a flowering period of 60 days or longer, with indoor and outdoor cultivation documented. The “plus” matters: 60 days is a starting estimate, not a fixed finish for every plant.
Confirmed mature height, stretch, and numerical yield are absent from the supplied breeder description. Feminized offerings from other sellers should follow their own specifications rather than being treated as identical to the original regular-seed release.
