Cultivar
Early Skunk Haze
Mr Nice Seedbank- Type
- Regular photoperiod
- Genetics
- Sativa dominant
- Lineage
- Early Pearl/Skunk x Haze
- THC
- 21%
- Flowering
- 56–70 days
Taste & aroma
Early Skunk Haze is a hybrid that does not need much work as other haze-variations, these regular seeds can be grown very easy, they do not need much fertilizers and attention to show their best. Early Skunk Haze smells nice like a mix of incense, peppermints with a slightly touch of tropfical fruits, If you search for a sativastrain that can be grown outdoors, this nice hybrid should be on your menu.
- Lineage: Early Pearl Skunk x Haze
- Genetics: mostly Sativa
- Flowering Time: 8 - 10 weeks
- Smell: incense, peppermint, various fruits
- THC: 21%
- Mr Nice Seeds: Legendary Cannabis Genetics from Shantibaba and Howard Marks
Mr Nice Seeds were created by renowned breeder Shantibaba, also known as Scott Blakey, together with his long-time friend Howard Marks, widely known as Mr Nice. The Mr Nice Seedbank was founded to preserve and share original cannabis genetics with growers around the world. Over the years, their work has gained international recognition, including multiple High Times Cannabis Cup awards.
Quick Facts about Mr Nice Seeds
Location: United Kingdom origins
Founded: 1998
Focus: Classic and original cannabis genetics
Types Available: Regular
Well Known For: Black Widow, Super Silver Haze, NL5, Nordle, White Shark
Mr Nice Seeds are known for preserving old school cannabis genetics with distinctive aromas, strong effects and reliable performance. Instead of following short-term trends, the focus remains on stability and authenticity. If you are looking for proven strains with history, character and original lineage, these seeds are a solid choice for any grower. Some of the most iconic Mr Nice Seeds include Black Widow – the original White Widow with intense resin production – as well as Super Silver Haze, NL5, Nordle for high yields, and White Shark.
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