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indica-dominant strainCitral Skunk
Citral Skunk is an indica-dominant combination of Citral and Skunk #1. Sharp lemon, orange peel and mint meet earthy skunk, herbs and a hash-like spiciness. The effects are often described as clear and uplifting at first, followed later by physical relaxation.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- skunky
- sharp
Cannabinoid profile
Documented ranges
The values are provided for orientation. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Parent line and family tree
Citral Skunk is at the top. The documented parent lines follow below.
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StrainCitral Skunk
- ParentCitral
Editorial profile
Citral Skunk in detail
Origin & classification
Citral Skunk combines two lines that immediately explain the character of its name: Citral provides the bright citrus component, while Skunk #1 contributes a powerful, musky depth. We classify the cross as an indica-dominant hybrid. Its profile is reminiscent of classic Dutch hybrids, but the pronounced lemon and orange peel give it a fresher, distinctly forward-leaning aroma.
Aroma & flavour
A sharp citrus burst dominates the first impression. Lemon and tart orange peel rest above an earthy, savoury skunk foundation. Herbs, spices and a hash-like spiciness join the profile; a clean mint note is also described on the finish. The flowers develop a greasy, highly pronounced resin layer that can become visible early in flowering. Their compact, spear-shaped form and deep green colour reinforce the robust overall impression.
Terpene profile
The effects are often described as a balanced progression. Clear focus, a brighter mood and functional mental activity take centre stage initially. A warm physical calm then builds, which is usually not described as strongly sedating straight away. How this balance is actually perceived depends on individual sensitivity, tolerance, quantity and phenotype. The stated THC range of 16 to 22 percent can also vary between plants and batches.
Effect tendency
In cultivation, Citral Skunk grows rather compact and bushy. Broad fan leaves, short internodal spacing and sturdy stems provide a stable framework for heavy finishing flowers. Early topping can encourage lateral branching; at the same time, targeted thinning helps guide light and air through the dense canopy. The flowering time is given as eight to nine weeks or 56 to 63 days. Potential yields are considered medium to high.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Because of the dense flower structure, humidity during the final weeks deserves particular attention. Good air movement in the lower plant area reduces stagnant moisture between the colas. Some phenotypes develop blue or purple edges during cool nights, while the flowers themselves remain heavily covered in trichomes. Citral Skunk is therefore characterised by reliable, classic traits: a stable structure, abundant resin, a deep skunk base and precise citrus sharpness that provides a lively counterpoint to the heavy foundation.
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Frequently asked questions about Citral Skunk
What type of strain is Citral Skunk?
We list Citral Skunk as an indica-dominant strain with Citral as its parent line.
What genetics are behind Citral Skunk?
The parent line of Citral Skunk is Citral.
What does Citral Skunk smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Citral Skunk is characterised above all by skunky, citrusy, lemony and sharp notes. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the intensity may vary.
How high is the THC content of Citral Skunk?
Citral Skunk is listed with a THC range of 16–22 %. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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