There were a few hundred seeds made for personal use. This skunk is lime green, stinky, and very potent.
I’ll be parting with 130 of these seeds. They’re 70 per pack (10 seeds) This is to cover the cost of soil and electricity. Once they’re gone, they are gone.
$6 s&h
For souvenir purposes only.
U.S. only. No international shipping.
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I am wondering the same thing: How did i know i would jump on this!?
LOLOLOLOL @ryasco you the man!
Somebody was saying they really enjoyed skunk strains, i think it was one of our new members? Ahh, it was @MerlinsBeard.
Need more genetics. I’m fiending
I like sweet and discreet offers
pretty funny - I just did an internet search on “Humboldt County Skunk” and a bunch of links to the sheriff’s dept. Animal Control came up! 
@ryasco I’ve been known to be a bit Smeagolish with Skunk lol
Wondering what Ahab is hoping to achieve with his selection?
Ha! Ha! I learned a new word.
Is this a RKS project?
Could re-post in This I learned Today. Hehehehe
Ha! Ha! It would look weird without surrounding posts i think.
Hmm @Ahab, on the word of a trusted friend he said to get in touch with you about the skunk beans you were holding, can you give me an idea of their linage please sir. Thanks.
Looks great, unfortunately im in Canada
The skunk bred by Sam the skunkman is Columbian, Mexican and Afghan. It was very much a sativa dominant plant; and until the early to mid 80s, it had some very funky/dry smells. Sam decided to breed a sweeter, less foul smelling skunk later on.
This one is remnecent of the old 80s skunk that some heads still remember. It puts a smile on your face; and makes your eyes red. i believe it’s been crossed to an Afghan and crossed back to shorten the flowering time abit; but it retains those old school, upbeat effects. This one is medicine, breda. The potency on most phenos is on par with modern day hybrids.
