Special Queen 1 is a throwback to the 90s Skunk era—an easy-growing, budget-friendly hybrid created by crossing Power Bud x Skunk. This 50% sativa / 50% indica feminized strain delivers that classic Skunk experience: lively, uplifting effects, strong yields, and hardy plants that are perfect for both new and experienced growers.

 

Indoors, Special Queen 1 typically reaches 3–5 ft and forms buds all along her branches rather than just a single main cola, giving great coverage and impressive yields for an 8–9 week flowering time. Outdoors, given plenty of sun and space, she can stretch to 7–9 ft, turning into a big, vigorous plant with heavy production.

 

Under a 600W light, indoor growers can expect around 18–19 oz/m². Outdoors, in good conditions, plants can return 18–19 oz per plant by late September. She’s quick to germinate, adapts well to both soil and hydro, and works especially well in Sea of Green (SOG) or Screen of Green (ScrOG) setups, making her a great “workhorse” strain for larger rooms and first-time runs alike.

 

With around 18% THC and low CBD, Special Queen 1 produces a long-lasting, powerful Skunk stone—mostly mental and mood-lifting, with enough physical relaxation to take the edge off stress and anxiety. Flavours lean earthy, fruity, and classically skunky, giving that unmistakable old-school profile at a very attractive price point.

 

Strain Highlights

• Type: Feminized, photoperiod

• Genetics: Power Bud x Skunk

• Profile: 50% Sativa / 50% Indica

• THC: ≈18% | CBD: Low

• Effects: Long-lasting, powerful, mentally uplifting with relaxing body feel

• Flavours: Earthy, fruity, classic Skunk

• Indoor height: 3–5 ft | Outdoor height: 7–9 ft

• Flowering time: 8–9 weeks | Harvest: Late September (outdoor)

• Yield indoor: 18–19 oz/m² | Yield outdoor: 18–19 oz/plant

• Best climate: Short summers; suitable for northern European-style climates with good sun

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