Description
Great White Shark Feminized comes from crossing Super Skunk with Brazilian and South Indian sativa, giving her an Indica-dominant profile with reported THC in the 16%–19% range. She's a fast finisher for a three-way hybrid, and her buds develop a heavy resin coating that gives them a frosted appearance.
Break open a bud and citrus comes through first, backed by pungent, skunky undertones and a sweet, earthy finish. Buds grow dense and stacked along an abundance of side branches.
Indoors, she stays short and doesn't stretch much, typically finishing around 3.9 ft. Yield potential runs very high, in the 2.6 oz/ft² range indoors. Given her easy grow rating, compact size, and good tolerance to training, Great White Shark Feminized suits beginner growers working with limited space who want strong yields from a low-profile plant.
Grow info
Great White Shark Feminized is rated easy to grow and responds well to a wide range of training techniques.
Indoor growing
Indoors, she stays short with minimal stretch, developing an abundance of side branches that fill out to a medium height and stack densely. Support before flowering is recommended, since bud development can cause branches to sag later in flowering. Flowering takes about 8 to 10 weeks (56–70 days), depending on phenotype; longer-flowering plants lean more into the sativa side of her genetics and need close to the full 10 weeks. Indoor yield can reach up to about 2.6 oz per square foot under HID lighting, with training and an extended veg period offering potential to increase this further.
Outdoor growing
Outdoors, Great White Shark can grow into large, bushy plants in hot climates, generally needing little maintenance once properly supported. She also keeps a low, discreet profile, making her a reasonable option for greenhouses or home gardens. Planting at the end of May typically leads to a harvest from mid to late October, with outdoor flowering taking about 56 to 70 days; smaller plants tend to mature earlier. Outdoor yield can reach up to about 35.5 oz per plant in a hot climate, with good results reported in colder climates as well.
Training and plant care
This strain responds well to most training methods. Tying plants down after week 3 of veg is recommended to open up the canopy for better light penetration, and topping the main growth tip can help create an even, symmetrical canopy while further reducing stretch.
This strain has shown good tolerance to hot temperatures and drought conditions, and buds have held up well against mold and mildew even in colder, damp conditions.
Flavors & effects
Flavors
Great White Shark has a sharp, bold, pungent aroma with skunky, earthy, and sweet overtones, along with a citrus kick when a bud is broken open. The flavor blends citrus, earthy, fruity, and floral notes with a pungent, funky finish that carries through to the end of a joint.
Effects
Reported effects include sedation, focus, and relief. The specification table lists these as the primary effects. Effects are subjective and can vary from person to person.
Dominant Terpenes
Myrcene
This terpene will give this strain a herbal and tropical aroma. It’s also responsible for sedating and relaxing effects.
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Pinene
This terpene will give this strain a pine and woody aroma. It’s also responsible for the focusing effects.
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Caryophyllene
This terpene will give this strain a musky and spicy aroma. It can help with conditions like muscle spasms, pain and insomnia.
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