9D4

This cultivar demonstrates impressive growth vigor while remaining manageable in cultivation. Plants produce substantial, dense flower clusters distributed throughout the entire canopy. Most phenotypes reach maturity around week seven, though extended flowering continues to increase bud size and potency. The genetic profile predominantly expresses Afghan Skunk characteristics, while incorporating desirable traits from the Glue parent—including elevated cannabinoid levels, robust growth patterns, and expanded terpene complexity. A notable "Enhanced 94 S.S phenotype" occasionally emerges, delivering an improved expression of the original genetics with accelerated development, elevated trichome concentration, and amplified aromatic intensity while preserving the characteristic flavor profile. The aroma profile resembles Chemdog Bx, likely due to shared ancestral lineage. Hermaphrodite expression occurs in fewer than 5% of plants, which represents excellent stability for Chem and Glue-derived genetics. Approximately one in six plants displays pronounced "roadkill" skunk-forward terpene and flavor characteristics.