Skunk Red Hair Seeds

How to grow Skunk Red Hair pot plants?

Growers, particularly those who’ve recently taken to growing cannabis for private use, will be delighted to know that Skunk Red Hair needs minimum effort to cultivate. If you simply follow the instructions of the breeder from whom you source the strain, you’ll soon see your saplings developing into 3-4 long plants bearing trichomes replete with buds having red pistils. At the same time, you can expect a heavy crop of buds during harvesting time.

Indoor vs. outdoor growing

Skunk red hair is more amenable to tending indoors than outdoors. Buds appear on the stems 8-9 weeks following seeding. In every sq.meter of indoor grow setting you can look forward to collecting about 475g of buds.

September is the ideal harvesting month when growing the strain outdoors. Each and every plant yields up to a maximum of 700gs of buds.

Feeding

The plants have a huge appetite for nutrients. So, make sure you feed them with sufficient doses of organic nutrients like potassium, phosphorus, and nitrogen.

Grow techniques

You can grow the strain in soil medium as well as in a hydroponic environment. Ensure that the plants receive sufficient sunlight/artificial illumination and air.

Recreational use

The moderate THC level of 10-15% implies that it takes about quarter of an hour to be fully hit by the highs. Once the high sets in deeply, you feel a buzz that is uplifting and ecstatic.

Side effects

• Cerebral
• Ecstatic
• Hilarious
• Uplifting
• Dry Mouth
• Dry eyes

Medicinal use

Physiological

• Headaches
• Muscle spasm
• Chronic pain
• Nausea

Psychological

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Nervousness

Taste & Aroma

The strain has an overpowering skunky smell with hints of fruits and natural sugar that gets transported as flavors.