Skunk XL regs

After recovering from their struggles in early Veg they went into flower quite a bit smaller than I'd liked, but nonetheless they performed very well and grew into decent sized plants with a fair yield of highly terpy Skunk. The whole right tray yielded approx 318g dry, which the 4 Skunks contributed approx 145g to. Considering the Skunks were more affected from the early Veg fatalities and abuse, I was quite impressed. My second run of these girls have been far better, but just regarding this run, I had already come to terms that yield would be affected in the end.. #6 has a better terpene profile than #2, but didn't yield very well as it wasn't as dense. #5 & #9 both have an insanely strong smell to them, but I think #5 takes it (as you could probably tell from the pics 😅). It's also the most visually appealing too, with very vibrant purples and greens. After running them a second time (currently a third), #5 seems certain to be the keeper. At least for a little while! Thanks to the team at RQS for starting a regular seed line. I hope you guys continue breeding regs as I definitely prefer them over fems, as I personally think they can be superior in quality and flavour. Cheers!

After recovering from their struggles in early Veg they went into flower quite a bit smaller than I'd liked, but nonetheless they performed very well and grew into decent sized plants with a fair yield of highly terpy Skunk. The whole right tray yielded approx 318g dry, which the 4 Skunks contributed approx 145g to. Considering the Skunks were more affected from the early Veg fatalities and abuse, I was quite impressed. My second run of these girls have been far better, but just regarding this run, I had already come to terms that yield would be affected in the end.. #6 has a better terpene profile than #2, but didn't yield very well as it wasn't as dense. #5 & #9 both have an insanely strong smell to them, but I think #5 takes it (as you could probably tell from the pics 😅). It's also the most visually appealing too, with very vibrant purples and greens. Smells like burning rubber, a bit of death with some sugar and purple skittles on top. Tastes pretty much as it smells, coating the whole palette like a typical Skunk should. After running them a second time (currently a third), #5 seems certain to be the keeper. At least for a little while! Thanks to the team at RQS for starting a regular seed line. I hope you guys continue breeding regs as I definitely prefer them over fems, as I personally think they can be superior in quality and flavour. Cheers!