Skunk #1 Regular Seeds – Sensi Seeds | Classic Hybrid with High Yield & Balanced Effect

Skunk #1 Regular Seeds from Sensi Seeds give you access to the original stable hybrid that changed cannabis growing forever — expect strong, uniform plants, fast flowering, and a perfectly balanced high that’s both uplifting and relaxing.

Are you still struggling with unstable genetics and inconsistent highs?

Back in the day, growing meant gambling with seeds that barely sprouted or turned out completely different from the label. You’d invest weeks only to end up with weak plants, low yields, or a high that knocked you out instead of sparking creativity. It was frustrating, unpredictable, and far from the experience you wanted.

Without a reliable strain, every grow feels like a test of luck — not skill. You waste time, energy, and space on plants that don’t deliver. And when the harvest finally comes, the smell’s weak, the buds are airy, and the effect? Nowhere near what you were promised.

That’s where Skunk #1 Regular steps in. This isn’t just another strain — it’s the foundation of modern hybrid breeding. From these seeds grow stable, vigorous plants that flower in just 45–50 days, pack dense, resinous buds, and deliver a hybrid high that’s creative, euphoric, and deeply relaxing when you need it. Whether you're growing indoors under lights or outdoors in a Mediterranean summer, this strain performs — consistently.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Sensi Seeds
• Type: Regular
• Dominance: Indica / Sativa hybrid (65% indica, 35% sativa)
• Genetics: Cross of landrace varieties from Afghanistan, Thailand, Central and South America
• Flowering time: 45–50 days
• Indoor yield: 450–500 g/m² (1.6–1.8 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor yield: 500–600 g/plant (17.64–21.16 oz/plant)
• Indoor height: 80–110 cm (2.62–3.61 ft)
• Outdoor height: 1.20–1.50 m (3.94–4.92 ft)
• Difficulty: Low to medium
• Structure and vigour: Strong stems, dense branching, moderate stretch during pre-flowering
• Climate: Temperate, continental, Mediterranean
• Resistance: Good resistance to mold and pests; tolerant to minor climate fluctuations
• Training: Suitable for SOG, SCROG, Lollipopping, and Supercropping
• Recommended pot: 11–20 L depending on space and technique
• Light: 18/6 in veg, 12/12 in flowering
• Temperature: 22–26 °C in veg, 20–25 °C in flowering
• Humidity: 50–60% in veg, 40–50% in mid/late flowering
• pH: 6.0–6.5 in soil, 5.8–6.2 in coco/hydro
• Smell in grow: High — a carbon filter is recommended
• THC: approx. 14–16%
• CBD: approx. 1%
• Aromatic profile: Myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene
• Flavour: Earthy, sweet, with citrus and skunky notes
• Effect: Balanced — cerebral and physical, ideal for daytime or evening use

Before using or growing with this product

Before you even crack open the seed pack, you need the right setup: a space with stable temperatures, good airflow, and a solid light cycle. Since Skunk #1 Regular produces both male and female plants, plan for sexing early and removing males if you want sinsemilla. This strain thrives in soil or coco, but needs well-draining substrate to avoid root stress.

• Prepare pots of 11–20 L for final growth
• Set up 18/6 light cycle for vegetative phase
• Use organic soil rich in compost for best flavor
• Install a carbon filter — this strain smells strong
• Have pruning tools ready for training techniques

During cultivation

Once your seeds pop, Skunk #1 shows fast, vigorous growth with strong stems and dark green leaves that deepen as flowering progresses. It responds well to training — try SCROG or SOG to maximize light exposure and yield. During flowering, the buds swell quickly, becoming dense and resin-heavy in the final weeks. Keep humidity under control to prevent mold, especially in dense colas.

Feed steadily but avoid overloading in late flowering. The plant’s sativa side shows in long calyxes and explosive resin production near harvest. Monitor trichomes with a jeweler’s loupe — clear to milky means peak potency. This is where patience pays: let them go a few extra days for a more relaxing effect.

After: results and maintenance

After 45–50 days of flowering, you’ll harvest heavy, compact buds with a pungent, sweet-earthy aroma. The yield is impressive, especially for a classic strain, and the drying process is smooth thanks to tight structure. Once cured, the flavor deepens — think ripe citrus over damp forest floor, with a smooth smoke that doesn’t harsh your throat.

As for maintenance, clean your tools after pruning and flush your system between grows. The plant itself is low-maintenance, but a clean grow space ensures long-term success. Save some seeds from your best female for future grows — this is breeding gold.

Short- and long-term advantages and benefits

• First harvests deliver dense, aromatic buds with balanced effects
• Stable genetics mean predictable results every time
• Short flowering time lets you grow more cycles per year
• Ideal for learning SOG, SCROG, and other advanced techniques
• High resistance reduces stress from pests or humidity
• Great for cloning — produces stable, uniform offspring
• Perfect base for breeding your own custom strains
• Consistent quality builds confidence in your grow skills

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seeds should I germinate to get one female plant?

Since Skunk #1 is a regular strain, expect about 50% males. To get one female, germinate at least 2–3 seeds. Some phenotypes may vary, so having extras ensures you don’t lose your grow to bad luck.

Can I grow Skunk #1 outdoors in a colder climate?

Yes, but only in temperate zones with long, warm summers. It performs best in Mediterranean or continental climates. If you’re in a cooler area, grow in a greenhouse or start early to ensure full maturation before cold sets in.

Does this strain need a lot of nutrients?

No — Skunk #1 is moderate in feeding. Use a balanced base nutrient and avoid overfeeding, especially in late flowering. Organic inputs like Guanokalong Flowering Liquid Guano enhance flavor and resin without burning.

What’s the best way to train Skunk #1?

It responds excellently to SCROG and SOG. Top early in veg to create multiple colas, then use low-stress training to spread the canopy. For a pro touch, try Supercropping on main stems to boost yield and light penetration.

When should I harvest for a more energetic high?

Harvest when most trichomes are milky with a few amber ones. This preserves the sativa-driven creativity. For a heavier body stone, wait until 30–40% of trichomes turn amber.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I’ve grown Skunk #1 Regular more times than I can count — it’s my go-to when I want to remind myself why I started growing in the first place. I usually start with 5 seeds in 18 L pots under a 600W HPS. I top them twice in early veg and run a SCROG net to flatten the canopy.

The stretch is moderate, and by week three of flowering, the smell is unmistakable — like citrus peel and damp earth. I feed lightly, mostly using organic teas, and always flush for 10 days. My best harvest hit 580 g/m², and the high? Perfect balance — I could work, laugh, or just chill, all in the same session.

One tip: don’t rush the harvest. I used to cut at 50 days, but letting it go to 55–58 days made the resin richer and the effect smoother. Also, save your males — their pollen is pure breeding gold. I’ve crossed this with several sativas, and the results are always stable, potent, and full of character.