Craigs Skunk

Craigs Skunk is an extremely rare and obscure indica-dominant cannabis strain that originated in Holland during the late 1980s. Classified under "Unknown or Legendary" genetics in cannabis databases, this strain represents one of the lesser-documented varieties from the Dutch cannabis scene of that era. The strain was never made available as feminized seeds and remains largely undocumented in terms of its specific genetic lineage or breeding history.

Characterized as a "very frosty six week indica," Craigs Skunk is notable for its rapid flowering cycle and distinctive appearance. The strain produces lime green, heavily trichome-covered buds that reflect its Dutch heritage from the late 1980s cannabis breeding programs. Despite its obscurity, the strain is described as easy to grow and capable of cultivation both indoors and outdoors, making it potentially appealing to cultivators seeking fast-finishing indica genetics.

The lack of comprehensive documentation surrounding Craigs Skunk makes it a mysterious entry in cannabis history. With no available user reviews, detailed genetic information, or widespread cultivation reports, this strain exists primarily as a footnote in Dutch cannabis breeding archives, representing the numerous experimental varieties that emerged during the Netherlands' cannabis breeding boom of the 1980s but never gained mainstream recognition or preservation.