Bulk Grape Skunk Cannabis Seeds Feminized

About bulk Grape Skunk seeds

This is our Grape Skunk strain in bulk — the same feminized seeds as the regular pack, in lots of 100, 500 or 1,000 for growers who plant by the field, the greenhouse or the season rather than by the tent. Grape Skunk is one of our QCS Originals and it started as an accident of selection: we planted 50 Skunk F2 seeds, one phenotype came out tangy, tropical and purple, and we liked it enough to stabilize it. It is an indica-leaning hybrid, 60% indica and 40% sativa, easy to grow and well suited to first-time growers, and on the regular listing it has more than 30 reviews averaging 4.7 out of 5 plus ten public grow diaries. The two reviews on this bulk listing are about speed: seeds that germinated in under 24 hours and “lovely seeds, fast service”. For the full write-up and all the grower reports, see the single-pack Grape Skunk page.

How Grape Skunk grows at scale

Grape Skunk is a large producer under optimum conditions and a forgiving one, which is what you want when you are managing dozens or hundreds of plants. It flowers in 7 to 9 weeks with about 450 g/m² indoors and 550 g per plant outdoors, and growers report plants of 7 feet in pots and far bigger in the ground, so space them generously and top early. It handles a high EC without burning, finishes late September to early October — early enough for a Canadian field crop — and reviewers have brought it through wet Ontario seasons with no mould or powdery mildew, though it is tolerant rather than immune, so keep rows open. The buds are dense, not too leafy and easy to trim, which matters at volume. For other strains available by the hundred, see our bulk seeds selection.

Taste, aroma and effect

A tangy, tropical smoke: the flowers give off the unmistakable scent of tropical citrus with accents of grape, and the cured bud is berry, skunk, citrus and grape — fruity and pungent. The plant is dense, with pink and purple colours late in flower that carry through to purple kief and hash. The effect is balanced and relaxing, an easy evening high rather than a knockout; reviewers describe the strength as moderate, which suits a crop meant to please a wide range of people. For a Skunk with more punch bred here, see Quebec Super Skunk; for a dessert-flavoured Skunk, Biscotti Skunk.