Stank House

Stank House from Exotic Genetix turns the volume up on gas and citrus, pairing The Soap with Baker's Dozen to fuse squeaky-clean mint-lemon brightness with warm bakery sweetness and a hint of fuel. Most phenos lean indica, with medium stature and strong lateral branching that stack dense, frosty colas; expect a quick indoor finish around 60 days and medium yields when dialed. Aromas open with sharp lemon and diesel before earthy spice and faint chemical notes emerge; on the palate, tangy citrus rides over kerosene and cookie-tinged sweetness. Typical lab reports place THC in the low-to-mid 20s with negligible CBD, and the terpene trio often centers on d-limonene, beta-caryophyllene, and beta-pinene, shaping an effect that lifts mood and loosens the body without fogging the mind. The experience trends euphoric, happy, and relaxing, a balanced hybrid profile true to its lineage. Growers generally find Stank House manageable, rewarding careful canopy control and airflow. By uniting The Soap's glossy, resinous structure with Baker's Dozen's confectionary nose, Exotic Genetix created a modern "loud" cut that cures beautifully, glitters in the jar, and leaves a lingering lemon-diesel finish long after the last jar crack. Indoors, a 60-65 day bloom is typical; outdoors, expect early October finishes in temperate zones.