Great White Shark from Arjan, Green House Seed Co.
| Great White Shark | ||
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| Region | European Strains - Holland and Switzerland | |
| Type | Mostly Indica | |
| Origin | Holland | |
| Breeder | Arjan, Green House Seed Co. | |
| Descriptions | Green House Seed Co. catalogue. | Updated: 2002-09-16 |
| Taste: The fruitiness of the Indicas with a strong presence of the widow and skunk tastes. Smell: A rich fragrance of flowers and fruits with the odour of a White Shark. Visuals: Orange haired fullness of the super skunk that glistened in the crystal rain of its widow father origins. Touch: The thick, densely crystallized cola are sticky and solid -just like the original parents. Stone: Seductive high feeling, that has the strength of the jaws of his namegiver. Family Heritage: A cross between a Super Skunk and a White Widow. |
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| Specifications | Green House Seed Co. catalogue | Updated: 2002-09-16 |
| Indoor/Outdoor Vegetative Time: For indoors a suggested minimum of 2 - 4 weeks. For outside germinate May or by the end of spring. Flowering time 7 to 8 weeks Yield 500-600 grams per sq. meter Harvest outdoor End of Sept. April in southern Hemisphere |
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| Comments | Green House Seed Co. catalogue | Updated: 2002-09-16 |
| It is almighty yet smooth, mystical yet adventurous. A bit of an outlaw. A cross of White Widow and Super Skunk, the Shark commands respect and gets it. Won 1st Place at the '97 Cannabis Cup under the name of Peacemaker. |
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| Moose | Updated: 2002-12-08 | |
| There is something so enchanting about the way the buds have formed on these plants. Like not so little snow cones sitting delicately atop their verdant, leafy bases. Like the plants belong in a Japanese Garden or something! And one thing I have noticed. The skunkiness that accompanied the beginning of flowering has pretty much dissipated entirely at this point. The floral clusters now have a divine aroma to them; something like fresh wintergreen. And the resin crystals are starting to coat both the calyxes and the subtending leaves. Yummy. I really like these plants, can you tell? Someone was wondering about stretching with this cross. They are not small plants for sure. More like moderately big with significant but not unmanageable internode lengthening during the first four weeks of flowering. I know this is impressionistic, but they are too far along in their development to give you a retrospective percentage of the stretch to the original seedling size at the time flowering was initiated. Cloning is super easy with GWS and the slips grow like wildfire. It is an ideal plant for double-stemming. I look forward to sampling the final product which I understand ripens fully in about sixty days. It will also be interesting to see how much more bud growth occurs in the final fifteen days of flowering. |
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| Lazymonk | Updated: 2002-12-08 | |
| WW and Super Skunk One of Ingemar's strains, called Bud Bunnie, said to be a combo of WW and Super Skunk. Can anybody tell difference between the Shark and the Bunnie? Has anyone hunt the Bunnie yet? Or it is just Ingemar's version of Shark? |
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