Skywalker OG
Aroma: Spicy, Earthy, Potent
Crossed from: Unknown variety^^Emerald Triangle x Hindu Kush ^^Neville
Breeder: Unknown from Florida circa 1980
Growth Height: Medium-High
Sea of Green: Yes
Dominant Terpenes: Limonene, Humulene, Caryophyllene
Originally from Florida in the 1980s, a remarkable cannabis strain made its way to Los Angeles, where it gained fame under the name Skywalker. Known for its spicy, earthy, and potent aroma, this strain emerged from a mysterious cross between an unknown variety, Emerald Triangle, Hindu Kush, and Neville. Although the breeder of this extraordinary plant remains unknown, it has distinguished itself with its medium to high growth height and suitability for the Sea of Green method.
The dominant terpenes Limonene, Humulene, and Caryophyllene give Skywalker a distinctive and rich aroma profile that instantly captivates cannabis connoisseurs. The true OG Kush version of this strain found its way to Los Angeles and was distributed exclusively through the Sunset Collective in West Hollywood. Ron Cabrera, the breeder behind this iconic strain, was affectionately nicknamed Luke Skywalker, inspiring the collective's owner to rename the strain in his honor.
Skywalker quickly achieved legendary status, captivating cannabis enthusiasts with its elusive allure. The quest for this coveted flower eventually led to a version by Dutch Passion in the Netherlands, sparking widespread interest and research into this legendary strain. With its captivating story and unparalleled aroma, Skywalker remains a strain revered in the cannabis culture.
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