Skystomper 2.0

Skystomper was originally released as our first ever all-artisanal Limited Edition strain back in 2016. With the heavy-hitting OG parentage from Skywalker and Sour Stomper, it was always a strain that was a firm favourite with our smoke buddies in the city, so much so that a stash of seeds has remained in both Mitch’s and Brad’s personal collections since then. 

After the overwhelming success of our first wave Reserva release, Mitch & Tim put their heads together again to concoct the second & third waves of Reserva strains for release, and Skystomper was right at the top of that list. But you know us, constantly searching for the perfect autoflowering strains, we knew that we could add more to this firm farm-favourite. 

For Skystomper 2.0 we’ve switched the Sour Stomper parent for its own offspring; Forum Stomper, our own version of the ever-popular Cookies. We did a few sneaky runs in any spare tent space we could find to see if we were the eccentric geniuses we think we are, and, honestly, the proof is in the pudding. The new Forum Stomper parentage now adds an extra serving of grease to this already fire strain, making her greasier than the deep fat fryer at your local chippy, the super hash plant characteristics make this girl a primo choice for extraction work. 

We love it, the farm loves it, our city-dwelling smoke buddies love it, and we know you will too. This one exemplifies the joy of growing autos and is a little wonder to watch truck along. From both a grower’s and a smoker's perspective, she doesn’t disappoint.

The combination of the two parents brings a nice amount of vigour, a dose of resilience, and once established she will grow quickly and open out/stretch at a good rate. Once flowering hits, she develops tight compact flowers, However she will fill in with flowers aplenty, and once trucking in flowering is virtually a resin factory, purple hues can be common but this is often disguised by the white coating of crystally snow. Along the journey, typically she’s a pretty light feeder, not asking for too much. 

Due to the above growth characteristics she makes a great candidate for training. Some strategic lead tucking or gentle LST will go a long way to creating a pretty stacked bush.