How to grow Arctic Sun
THC 24% 
Flowering 55 - 70 days 
Yield heavy yield Taste
Seb's take
White Widow crossed with Eddie's Skunk for a fuel-like tang under strong skunk pungency — does not travel discreetly. The White Widow side supplies the creative, euphoric lift, while the high rounds out relaxed, hungry and energetic in fairly equal measure. A tangy sweetness sits beneath the fuel, if you look for it.
Where it comes from
Flying Dutchmen crossed White Widow with Eddie's Skunk here, a Sativa-dominant regular at seventy percent Sativa that marries a classic Skunk to one of the most popular hybrids ever bred. The Skunk parentage is unmistakable in the aroma; the White Widow supplies the euphoric lift and the creative energy. A regular line of proper old-school stock, and honest about which parent it takes after in which respect.
Nose & flavour
A fuel-like tang over strong skunk pungency, with floral notes threaded through, exactly the register a Skunk devotee prizes. She does not travel discreetly; a good filter is not optional here. Beneath the fuel and the skunk sits a tangy sweetness that adds a further dimension, if you go looking for it. Loud, layered and unashamed.
The high
The White Widow side supplies the creative, euphoric lift, and around it the experience rounds out relaxed, hungry and energetic in fairly equal measure. It is a sociable, engaged sort of high rather than a sedating one, though the appetite it brings is worth planning for. At 24% THC there is real weight behind it, so measure accordingly.
Growing it
Fifty-five to seventy days in flower, a standard turn, and the record calls the yield heavy without setting a figure to it, so I will leave the number unstated and the expectation high. Neither height nor precise stature is recorded, though the Skunk parentage tends toward a manageable frame. At 24% THC she is potent for a plant this straightforward. Above all, plan for the smell; the filtration matters more than the pot size with this one.
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Common questions about Arctic Sun
How long does Arctic Sun take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Arctic Sun an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
Regular photoperiod seed — expect males and females in the packet, and plan to identify the males early.
How strong is Arctic Sun?
The breeder lists THC around 24%. Firmly in the strong band.
