Devil's Crack Strain Feminized SeedsA compact, indica-leaning Afghani × White × Skunk OG hybrid
4.77 out of 5 · 22 reviewsThe Devil's Crack strain is a little-documented, indica-dominant hybrid that seed-shop listings describe as Afghani × White × Skunk OG. Those listings agree on about 21% THC, an 8 to 9 week bloom and short plants that stay under about 1.2 m (4 ft). No breeder or lab data has been published, so this page sticks to what the listings state and flags what is still unknown.
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What is the Devil's Crack strain?
Devil's Crack is an indica-dominant hybrid that seed shops list as a three-way cross of Afghani, White and Skunk OG. The listings give about 21% THC with almost no CBD, an 8 to 9 week flowering time and an October outdoor harvest. Devil's Crack does not appear in SeedFinder, Leafly or AllBud, and no breeder is named, so these figures come from seller listings rather than independent testing.
Every listing we found puts Devil's Crack at roughly 0–4 ft (up to about 1.2 m), indoors and outdoors.
Devil's Crack strain specs
Devil's Crack has no breeder page and no entry in the main strain databases, so every number here comes from North American seed-shop listings that repeat the same figures. Read them as the sellers' published specs, not tested results; rows we could not confirm say so.
| Type | Indica-dominant hybrid; no sativa/indica percentage published |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Afghani × White × Skunk OG (seed-shop listings); the exact cuts and cross order are not published |
| Bred by | Not named in any listing we found |
| THC | About 21% (listed) |
| CBD | About 0.01% (listed) |
| Main terpenes | Not lab-tested; one seller names myrcene, limonene and caryophyllene |
| Aroma & flavor | Tropical fruit, mango, sweet, earthy |
| Reported effects | Mood-lifting and energetic at first, then relaxed and calm |
| Seed type | Feminized (female plants) |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 8–9 weeks |
| Outdoor harvest | October (Northern Hemisphere) |
| Height | Short: about 0–4 ft (up to ~1.2 m) indoors and out |
| Yield | Listed at about 500 g/m² indoors and 500–1,000 g per plant outdoors |
| Difficulty | Listed as easy to moderate |
| Best methods | Sea of Green, light topping or LST |
| Climate | Indoors, or outdoor gardens that stay dry through October |
Where does the Devil's Crack strain come from?
Devil's Crack comes from Afghani, White and Skunk OG genetics, according to the seed shops that sell it, but no breeder or release history has been published. The listings don't say which cuts of "White" or "Skunk OG" were used or which two plants were crossed first, so the family tree beyond those three names is unknown.
The Afghani part is the easiest to read: Afghani landrace plants are short, broad-leafed indicas, which fits the compact, indica-dominant plant the listings describe. Despite the name, the seed-shop pedigree for Devil's Crack includes no Green Crack. Devil's Crack also has no entry on SeedFinder, Leafly or AllBud, so there are no independent lab results or large review samples to compare against.
Why do some sources list different Devil's Crack genetics?
Devil's Crack is a name more than one grower has used, so not every listing describes the same plant. GrowDiaries carries a Devil's Crack entry described as Green Crack × Hells Angels OG with lemon, pine and diesel aromas, which matches neither the parents nor the tropical flavor in the seed-shop listings. We could not confirm who bred that version, and nothing links it to these feminized seeds.
What this page covers. The specs above describe the Afghani × White × Skunk OG Devil's Crack sold as feminized seeds, not the Green Crack-based plant that shares its name.
What does Devil's Crack taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Devil's Crack is described as sweet and tropical, with mango and mixed-fruit notes over an earthy base. Seller listings are the only source for this, and they agree on fruit and earth rather than fuel or spice.
- Tropical fruit
- Mango
- Sweet
- Earthy
Terpenes
- Myrcene
- Earthy, ripe-fruit base; named in a seller description
- Limonene
- Citrus lift; named in a seller description
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery, woody; named in a seller description
No lab terpene test for Devil's Crack has been published; these three come from one seller's write-up, not a measured profile.
Reported effects
Devil's Crack is described as starting with an energetic, mood-lifting rush that settles into relaxed calm. These descriptions come from seed-shop listings, since no review database tracks the strain yet, so the balance between the two phases is not well documented.
- Uplifted
- Energetic
- Euphoric
- Relaxed
- Calm
No source lists specific downsides for Devil's Crack; dry mouth and dry eyes are common with THC-rich strains, and at a listed 21% THC it can be too strong for new users.
The Devil's Crack effects above come from seller descriptions, not large review samples, so use them as a rough guide only. Responses vary, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Devil's Crack seeds?
Devil's Crack seeds grow into short, indica-leaning plants that fit small tents and Sea of Green setups: a short veg, about 8 to 9 weeks of flowering after the switch to 12/12, and good airflow around the buds late in bloom.
- GerminateAbout 1 week
Start Devil's Crack seeds in a lightly fertilized mix and move the seedlings to brighter light once the first true leaves appear.
- Vegetate3–4 weeks indoors
Devil's Crack stays short, so a brief veg is enough; use light LST if you want a wider, flatter plant instead of one main cola.
- Flower8–9 weeks
After the flip to 12/12, Devil's Crack should stretch only modestly; thin the lower growth so light and air reach the main bud sites.
- HarvestDay 56–63 indoors · October outdoors
Start checking Devil's Crack trichomes from week 7 and harvest when most heads have turned cloudy.
Grow tips for Devil's Crack
- Use the short height. Listings put Devil's Crack under about 1.2 m, so it suits small tents, grow cabinets and Sea of Green runs with several plants per square meter.
- Watch humidity in late bloom. Afghani-line indicas tend to set tight buds, which hold moisture. Keep Devil's Crack's late-flower humidity moderate and the air moving through the canopy.
- Plan an October finish outdoors. Devil's Crack is listed for an October harvest, so it fits gardens where autumn stays fairly dry; in rainy regions, a greenhouse or cover helps.
- Keep your own notes. With so little published data on Devil's Crack, log your flowering days, height and harvest weight; your first run tells you more than any listing.
- No males to remove. These are feminized Devil's Crack seeds, so they grow female plants and you can skip the early sexing step.
Is Devil's Crack the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Grow in a small tent or cabinet and need a short plant
- Like sweet, tropical-fruit flavors over fuel or skunk
- Want an indica-leaning hybrid with a lively start and a calm finish
- Are happy to try a less-documented strain and learn it yourself
Think twice if you
- Want a strain with lab-tested terpenes and a known breeder
- Need a big, tall plant for maximum outdoor yield
- Prefer a fully sedating nighttime indica
- Are new to strong strains and sensitive to around 21% THC
Devil's Crack strain FAQ
Is Devil's Crack indica or sativa?
Devil's Crack is listed as an indica-dominant hybrid. No source publishes an exact sativa/indica percentage, but its Afghani ancestry and short height both point to the indica side, and sellers describe a relaxed finish after an energetic start.
What are the parents of Devil's Crack?
Seed-shop listings give Devil's Crack as a cross of Afghani, White and Skunk OG. They don't name the exact cuts, the order of the crosses or the breeder, so the full family tree of Devil's Crack has not been published.
Who bred Devil's Crack?
No breeder is named for Devil's Crack in any listing we found, and the strain has no entry on SeedFinder, Leafly or AllBud. If a breeder publishes its history later, the genetics and specs on this page may change.
How much THC does Devil's Crack have?
Devil's Crack is listed at about 21% THC and about 0.01% CBD. These are seller figures rather than independent lab results, and real potency depends on the plant, the grow and harvest timing.
How long does Devil's Crack take to flower?
Devil's Crack is listed at 8 to 9 weeks of flowering indoors after the lights switch to 12/12. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, the listings put the harvest in October.
How tall does Devil's Crack grow?
Devil's Crack is listed as a short plant, about 0–4 ft (up to roughly 1.2 m) indoors and outdoors. That makes Devil's Crack a reasonable pick for small tents, balconies and Sea of Green setups.
What does Devil's Crack taste like?
Devil's Crack is described as sweet and tropical, with mango and mixed-fruit notes over an earthy base. No lab terpene profile is available, so the flavor comes from seller descriptions rather than measured data.
Is Devil's Crack related to Green Crack?
Not in the version sold as these feminized seeds, which is listed as Afghani × White × Skunk OG. GrowDiaries lists a different Devil's Crack bred from Green Crack × Hells Angels OG, but we could not confirm its breeder.
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Faith –
Strong, noticeable effects that hit quick. More for experienced growers but delivers deep relaxation. Memorable strain.
Lamar Briggs –
This strain grows steady and strong without needing complicated care. It produces buds that look great and mature evenly.
James –
Checkout didn’t save my cart, but ordering again was easy.
Brett S. –
This strain grows smoothly from the start and rarely shows issues. It rewards basic care with strong, healthy buds.
Patrick –
This strain grows effortlessly and stays vigorous from early veg to harvest. It rewards even minimal care with healthy, vibrant buds.
Geneva –
Good quality items and decent shipping time.
PeaceRegion duster –
First time running Beaver seed This Exactly what I was expecting when I saw the name they took the stretch and iternode spacing from the dark devil and added flavor and nug structure of creek Crack one of my new favorites it’s dank and the easiest mother I’m keeping for when it comes to trimming. Been breeding with Dark devil my self many years was really cool to see some one else’s take on it definitely impressed me cheers look forward to seeing more of your guy’s work
Bricks Rosal –
Ideal for evening consumption, this variety ensures pure relaxation and an elevated mood following a demanding workday. I’m pleased with my decision to cultivate it in the limited area of my backyard; now, I can fully experience its effects and value it even more knowing that I’ve cultivated it myself. In summary, Devil’s Crack Strain lives up to its renown for delivering excellent seeds that reliably yield high-quality crops, solidifying its status as a preferred option for growers prioritizing consistency and potency in their harvests.
Wayne k –
First time ordering with beaver seeds so far impressed fast replys on questions waiting for my girl’s stay tuned
GeoffE –
5 Stars! Perfect for night time use, this strain promises you nothing but relaxation and a more uplited mood after a stressful day at work. I do not regret deciding to grow this in the small space I have in my backyard. I can now enjoy much of its effects and appreciate it more because I now grow it myself!