Psycho Killer
Psycho Killer
Overview
Psycho Killer is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain created by Breeders Boutique through crossing Jack the Ripper with Deep Psychosis, specifically using an F3 generation. This strain represents a fascinating combination of two potent genetic lines, with Jack the Ripper contributing its renowned lemon-forward terpene profile and intense psychoactive effects, while Deep Psychosis brings its unique blend of grape and classic skunk characteristics derived from its Deep Purple and UK Exodus Psychosis lineage. Developed as part of the third filial generation (F3), Psycho Killer has been stabilized to express consistent phenotypic traits while maintaining the desirable characteristics of both parent strains.
The strain exhibits classic sativa architecture with medium height and vine-like structure reminiscent of its UK Cheese heritage through the Deep Psychosis parent. Users report that Psycho Killer produces dense, resinous buds with dark green leaves and heavy trichome production, creating what many describe as an absolutely killer appearance. The strain has earned recognition for its extremely potent effects and distinctive aromatic profile that combines the best attributes of its complex genetic background. Its development represents the careful breeding work of Breeders Boutique in creating strains specifically targeted for medical applications while maintaining recreational appeal.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from extreme pain
- May help with muscle spasms
- Often used for depression relief
- Users report appetite stimulation
- May help with stress reduction
- Often used for anorexia treatment
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Psycho Killer can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors with a flowering time of 8+ weeks (56-63 days). The strain exhibits medium height characteristics typical of sativa-dominant varieties and produces medium to high yields. Plants display classic sativa architecture with vine-like structure and excellent resin production beginning as early as 3 weeks into flowering. The strain requires regular phenotype monitoring and benefits from longer vegetative periods. Indoor cultivation allows for better control of the flowering environment, while outdoor cultivation requires harvest timing around September to October. Growing difficulty is considered moderate, making it suitable for intermediate to experienced cultivators.