Shit

About Shit

Shit is a Hybrid cannabis variety from Mr Nice Seedbank, offered here as a regular strain suitable for growers who want both male and female plants for selection or breeding projects. These cannabis seeds are based on established genetics, giving growers a traditional experience without added feminisation or autoflowering traits.

Developed from Skunk crossed with Afghani, Shit is known among cultivators for its classic lineage and straightforward character in the grow room. The strain is typically chosen by growers who appreciate working from regular seeds and prefer to shape their own mother plants or future seed lines.

Key details

• Strain name: Shit
• Breeder: Mr Nice Seedbank
• Genetics: Skunk crossed with Afghani
• Seed type: regular cannabis seeds
• Plant type: Hybrid

Growing notes

• Suitable for indoor setups and, in appropriate climates, outdoor or greenhouse cultivation.
• Plants typically respond well to basic training methods such as topping or low-stress training.
• Growers often select from multiple plants to find a preferred phenotype for cloning.
• As with most Hybrid varieties, consistent environmental conditions support more uniform growth and development.

What to expect

Growers can generally expect Shit to show traits associated with its Skunk and Afghani background, with a structure and growth pattern that reflect its Hybrid nature. As these are regular seeds, plants may express a range of characteristics, allowing cultivators to choose individuals that best match their preferences for future runs.

FAQ

• Q: What type of seeds are Shit?
  A: Shit is offered as regular cannabis seeds, producing both male and female plants.
• Q: Who is the breeder of Shit?
  A: Shit is bred by Mr Nice Seedbank.
• Q: What are the genetics of Shit?
  A: The genetics are Skunk crossed with Afghani.
• Q: Is Shit more suitable for indoor or outdoor growing?
  A: Shit can be grown indoors and, where climate allows, outdoors or in a greenhouse, depending on the grower’s conditions and experience.
• Q: Who might prefer growing Shit?
  A: Shit may appeal to growers who like working from regular seeds, selecting their own favourite plants and potentially creating future clones or seed projects.