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sativa-dominant strainSkunk #11
Skunk #11 is a sativa-dominant strain with Afghanistan in its lineage. Typical aromas include skunky notes. The flowering time is currently listed as 9-10 weeks.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- skunky
Genetics
Parent line and family tree
Skunk #11 is at the beginning. The documented parent lines follow below.
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StrainSkunk #11
- ParentAfghanistan
Editorial profile
Skunk #11 in detail
Origin & classification
Skunk #11 is a sativa-dominant strain from Skunk #1 × Afghanistan. Dutch Passion is named as the breeder of this strain.
Aroma & flavor
Skunk #11 primarily displays skunky aromas. Its profile therefore leans more toward a classic direction than a modern dessert or candy profile.
Terpene profile
The flowering time is stated as around 63 days. It is also notable that sources repeatedly describe the strain as offering good yields and strong practical appeal.
Effect tendency
Skunk #11 remains interesting above all because of its genetics and clear fundamental character. Those who appreciate classic, direct strain profiles that are not overly polished may find this direction more appealing than purely trend-driven strains.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
For this reason, the strain often feels not arbitrary but clearly recognizable and coherent in itself. For many, this combination of profile and practical appeal is precisely what makes the strain genuinely compelling.
Further classification
The flowering time is recorded as approximately 63 days. Skunk #11 therefore feels less like a purely exotic profile and more like a strain with clear practical appeal. Aromatically, it sits between skunky notes. Genetically, Skunk #11 can be clearly traced through Skunk #1 x Afghanistan. As a result, Skunk #11 remains aromatically closer to classic strain profiles than to modern candy or dessert lines. Skunk-related lines give Skunk #11 a more direct, spicier and more old-school character. The association with Dutch Passion helps place the strain not only through its name but also within its breeding context. Within the strain spectrum, it leans more toward the lively, head-focused side. Overall, Skunk #11 comes across as easy to understand without being defined by a single value alone.
Further classification
With Skunk #11 in particular, it is helpful that its fundamental direction can still be readily inferred from the parent line. For fans of classic, spicy strains with a less polished character, this is often the decisive point. Together with the breeder association with Dutch Passion, this creates a profile that can be understood well without relying on marketing language.
Further classification
Those wishing to compare Skunk #11 with similar strains should focus above all on the parent line of Skunk #1 and Afghanistan and the aromatic profile with skunky notes. This combination makes the profile more tangible than mere buzzwords or isolated THC figures.
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Frequently asked questions about Skunk #11
What kind of strain is Skunk #11?
We list Skunk #11 as a sativa-dominant strain with Afghanistan in its parent line.
What genetics are behind Skunk #11?
The parent line of Skunk #11 is Afghanistan.
What does Skunk #11 smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Skunk #11 is primarily characterized by skunky notes. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
What flowering time is given for Skunk #11?
A flowering time of 9-10 weeks is given for Skunk #11.
Which breeder is named for Skunk #11?
Dutch Passion is named as the breeder of Skunk #11.
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