Interstate 664

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Basic infos

Interstate 664 is an mostly indica from Savage Land Exotics and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±71 days) Savage Land Exotics's Interstate 664 is only available as feminized seeds.

Savage Land Exotics Description

Lineage Skunk Express (Pineapple Express × Roadkill Skunk by High Octane Genetics) × 1981 Roadkill Skunk

Terpene Profile Fermented pineapple, acrid fermented elderberry, rotting dark fruit, petroleum, animal funk.

Cultivar: Interstate 664

Breeder: Savage Land Exotics × High Octane Genetics

Type: Indica-Dominant Hybrid Feminized Photoperiod (BX Influence)

Lineage: Skunk Express (High Octane Genetics) × 1981 Roadkill Skunk

Mother Lineage: Pineapple Express × Roadkill Skunk

Flower Time: 68-73 Days

Yield: Very High / Thick, Resin-Saturated Colas

Stretch: Moderate

Aroma: A dark, complex evolution. The doubling of the Roadkill genetics pushes the plant into a "fermented" territory. You get a sharp, gassy pineapple top note pulled down into heavy, acrid fermented elderberry and rotting dark fruit. It smells like an old wine cellar where a skunk has been nesting-sweet, tart, and deeply "stinky."

Flavor: This is a "heavy" smoke. The palate experiences a thick, oily coat of savory gas and dark berry skins. The exhale is all about the bitter-sweet fermented fruit and musky animal funk. It leaves a long-lasting, complex aftertaste of petroleum and elderberry wine.

Effects: This is the "Heavy Hitter" of the Pineapple crosses. By upping the Afghani influence, the high is significantly more narcotic and physical. While there is a brief window of euphoric mental clarity, it is quickly overtaken by a crushing body stone and a sense of profound stillness.

Visuals & Structure: Interstate 664 shows its Afghani bones through its structure. Expect broad, leathery fan leaves and stocky, robust branches. The buds are dense, "knuckled," and often take on deep violet and plum hues late in flower. The resin coverage is extreme.

Grow Notes: Built for stability and "the thud." It handles high light intensity and heavier feeding well, behaving like a classic heavy-duty Indica. The "Double Roadkill" heritage makes it a powerhouse for extractors, as the resin is exceptionally greasy.