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Great White Shark is your go-to pick for a one-of-a-kind experience. With its powerful relaxing effect and a flavor that blends citrus with earthy notes, this indica is perfect if you're after deep calm and a sense of well-being. Ideal for quiet evenings and winding down at the end of the day.
Great White Shark is a legendary strain that has left its mark on the cannabis world since it was created in the '90s. Born from crossing the potent Super Skunk with a hybrid of Brazilian and South Indian genetics, it quickly earned a place among the very best. By 1997 it was already taking second prize at the Cannabis Cup, and in 2005 it claimed first place in the hydro category. A line of champions that speaks for its quality.
Plenty of seed banks have released their own versions, but our Great White Shark gives you a far more affordable option without cutting corners on quality. Ideal if you want tough, easy-to-handle genetics, this plant earned its name not just for its impressive yield but for its bite too.
Great White Shark has a compact, sturdy structure typical of indica-dominant strains. Its many side branches are highly productive and surround a thick, dominant main cola that forms the backbone of the plant. This layout gives Great White Shark a Christmas-tree shape that makes it easy to manage and prune.
Its buds are truly impressive: large, dense and rock-hard, coated in a thick layer of resin that gives them an almost crystal-like look, as if dusted with frost. The leaves around the flowers get coated in resin too, boosting the overall yield and the eye appeal. Any grower will love watching these sticky, glistening buds take shape.
Great White Shark impresses not only with its looks but also with its sensory profile. Open a jar of these buds and you're greeted by a deep, earthy aroma with citrus and spicy notes that recall a damp forest after rain. That aroma carries through into an equally rich and complex flavor: when you smoke it, you'll taste a blend of pine, lemon and a touch of spice, a unique and enjoyable experience.
As for the effects, Great White Shark delivers a powerful high that combines deep relaxation with a euphoric feeling. Ideal for ending the day or enjoying a laid-back afternoon, it wraps you in calm without shutting your mind off. The effects are long-lasting and leave you feeling serene and satisfied.
The buds of Great White Shark contain between 18% and 22% THC, which means real potency with every toke. Its CBD content is low, between 0.1% and 0.5%, so the psychoactive effect takes center stage.
The terpenes in Great White Shark are key to its aroma and flavor profile, and to its effect too. The standouts are limonene, which brings that fresh, bright citrus touch; pinene, with a piney note linked to a clear-headed high; and caryophyllene, which adds a spicy, earthy edge with warm, peppery depth.
These terpenes enrich the sensory experience and also shape the overall effect of Great White Shark. Limonene is typical of mood-lifting strains, while pinene and caryophyllene help keep the high balanced, both mental and physical, from start to finish. Together they create an experience that's as complex as it is rewarding.
Great White Shark is known for its impressive yields, both indoors and outdoors. Indoors it delivers excellent results, between 1.6 and 2 oz per square foot. It adapts well to small spaces, and its compact structure makes it easy to handle and to make the most of your grow tent.
Outdoors, Great White Shark shows its potential too, producing 25 to 32 oz per plant depending on conditions and care. It does very well in mild, sunny climates and adapts easily to different soil types.
Indoors, Great White Shark flowers for around 8 to 10 weeks, a relatively short time that's ideal if you want fast results without sacrificing quality. Outdoors, harvest is usually ready in late September or early October, depending on your local climate.
Grow Great White Shark and you'll find a very forgiving strain for every skill level. It's easy to grow, making it an excellent choice whether you're just starting out or already experienced and looking for a big harvest without the hassle. It isn't too demanding and adapts well to different growing methods.
As for climate, Great White Shark prefers mild, sunny conditions. Indoors, keep a steady temperature of 68–77 °F during veg and a bit cooler, around 64 °F, during flower. Outdoors, make sure it gets plenty of direct sunlight and plant out only after your last frost. Great White Shark does best in well-drained, nutrient-rich soil.
When it comes to resistance, Great White Shark handles common pests and diseases well, although it isn't entirely trouble-free. It's fairly resistant to fungus and mold, but a clean, well-ventilated grow is still key to preventing infections. Its sturdy build and resin coating also give it a natural barrier against some pests.
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Great White Shark is a mostly indica strain. Indicas tend to be sturdier and more compact, with broader leaves and a more relaxing, heavy-bodied effect, while sativas are usually taller and slimmer, with a more energetic, stimulating effect. Great White Shark stands out for its classic indica traits, making it an excellent choice if you want a deep, relaxing high.
Great White Shark is a cross between Super Skunk and a hybrid of Brazilian and South Indian genetics. This combination gives it its distinctive flavor profile and potent effect, in a sturdy, high-yielding plant.
Indoors, Great White Shark starts flowering when you flip the light cycle, usually after around 8 weeks of veg. During this stage you'll see the first buds forming and a clear jump in resin production.
Great White Shark is ready to harvest around 8 to 10 weeks after flowering begins. Outdoors, the ideal time is late September or early October, when the buds have fully developed and hit peak resin content.
Great White Shark is very adaptable but prefers mild, sunny weather. Indoors, keep temperatures steady at 68–77 °F during veg and a bit cooler in flower. Outdoors, give it plenty of sunlight and plant out after your last frost. It resists common pests and diseases, though good airflow is essential to avoid humidity problems.
Great White Shark offers a deep, complex flavor profile. Its buds smell of citrus and pine, with earthy undertones that give the flavor a bold edge. A balance that makes for a very pleasant, rich smoke.
Great White Shark has between 18% and 22% THC, delivering strong, long-lasting effects. Its CBD content is low, between 0.1% and 0.5%, so THC and its relaxing effect take center stage.
The effect of Great White Shark is deeply relaxing and heavy. Ideal for quiet nights or winding down after a long day, it's known for bringing a sense of calm and well-being, which makes it perfect for the evening.
