ASS#1 x (Cheeba RKS x (89 UK Cheese x Skunkbud #18)) – 10 regular seeds

ASS#1 x (Cheeba RKS x (’89 UK Cheese x Skunkbud #18)) 10 Regular Seeds

This is an Anonymous North Seed Collab

ASS#1 — American Skunk Selection — is Bodhi Seeds’ clone-only preservation of a specific American skunk expression: Afghani backbone layered with greasy, sulfur-forward skunk volatility, selected and held specifically because the market moved away from it. Not dessert, not fruit. Rubber, fermented musk, sharp green funk, and a steady long-lasting effect that builds from alert head lift into spreading physical weight without ever getting foggy. Bodhi kept it because it smelled like cannabis used to smell and performed like it used to perform.

The other parent brings three of the most historically significant funky cuts in the skunk family together in one donor. Cheeba RKS is Heime Cheeba’s decades-long Alaskan preservation of the original Mendocino Roadkill Skunk — burnt rubber and dead animal that survived underground long after most growers let anything this conspicuous go. The ’89 UK Cheese is the Exodus clone that rewired British cannabis culture — sharp sour dairy over classic skunk musk, still one of the most recognizable terpene profiles the skunk family ever produced. Skunkbud #18 is Pagoda’s old-school skunk backbone holding the structure together.

Both parents are pointing the same direction — loud, greasy, old-world skunk with no interest in sweetness or approachability. The Afghani foundation in the ASS#1 meets the hash-plant depth of the Skunkbud #18, the roadkill funk from the Cheeba RKS compounds the sulfur character already in the ASS#1, and the sour cheese from the Exodus cut adds a sharp dairy note that cuts through the whole profile. Resin production is strong throughout the pack from both sides. Structure is sturdy and manageable. Effect runs potent, long-lasting, and body-settled.

Phenotypes will vary from greasy American skunk dominant to roadkill-cheese forward, with the most compelling expressions landing where all three skunk traditions meet in the middle.