Tutankhamon

Tutankhamon Feminized Seeds — A Clone Factory with AK-47 Backbone

Tutankhamon is a feminized AK-47 phenotype by Pyramid Seeds that stays between 80 and 110cm tall, branches like a candelabra, and delivers up to 500 grams of dense, Skunk-drenched buds at 22% THC. Five feminized seeds per pack — every one female, every one a potential mother plant. If your grow is built around cloning, this is the strain that keeps the production line fed.

Why Tutankhamon Feminized Seeds Belong in a Mother-Plant Setup

Most AK-47 cuts stretch past 150cm and need constant training to stay manageable. Tutankhamon doesn't. Pyramid Seeds bred this phenotype specifically for growers who keep mother plants — the kind of setup where compact size and heavy branching aren't nice-to-haves, they're the whole point.

At 80–110cm, Tutankhamon fits comfortably under a low ceiling or inside an 80x80 tent without the canopy pressing into your light. The branching structure is where it really earns its keep: thick lateral shoots that root quickly as clones, giving you a steady supply of genetically identical cuttings without exhausting the mother. We've seen growers pull 15–20 cuttings per cycle from a single well-established Tutankhamon mother, and she bounces back within a fortnight.

The honest limitation? She's not the highest yielder per square metre if you're running a sea-of-green with other strains. The 500g figure is achievable, but it assumes a well-fed plant with room to spread. In a cramped setup, expect less. That said, the trade-off is potency and clone throughput — and on both counts, the Pharaoh delivers.

Flavour, Potency, and What to Expect from Tutankhamon Seeds

The Skunk lineage comes through immediately. Crack open a cured jar and you get that unmistakable sharp, musky funk — dense and pungent, the kind of smell that reminds you why carbon filters exist. There's nothing subtle about it. If you grew up on classic Skunk #1 or old-school AK-47, this is familiar territory with the volume turned up.

At 22% THC, Tutankhamon hits with a fast-onset, cerebral intensity that settles into a full-bodied weight after 30–40 minutes. The buds themselves are tight, resinous, and surprisingly heavy for their size — you pick one up and it's denser than it looks. Trichome coverage is thick across the calyxes and sugar leaves, which makes this a solid candidate if you're into dry sifting or pressing.

Compared to a standard AK-47 cut, Tutankhamon trades some of the sativa stretch for a more indica-like structure without losing the cerebral edge. If you want a taller, rangier AK-47 expression, look at the original. If you want something that stays put and still packs 22% THC into every branch, Tutankhamon is the better pick.

How to Grow Tutankhamon Feminized Seeds

1. Germinate your Tutankhamon feminized seeds using the paper-towel method or directly in a starter plug. Taproots typically emerge within 48–72 hours at 22–25°C.
2. Transplant seedlings into their first pot once the taproot is 1–2cm long. A light, airy medium works best — coco-perlite or a quality soil mix with good drainage.
3. Veg for 3–4 weeks under 18/6 lighting. Tutankhamon branches naturally, but a single topping at the fourth node encourages even more lateral growth — ideal if you're selecting a mother.
4. Flip to 12/12 when the plant reaches 40–50cm. She'll stretch roughly 1.5x during the first two weeks of flower, topping out between 80 and 110cm.
5. Support the branches from week 4 of flower onwards. The buds get heavy, and the lateral shoots can droop without a trellis net or bamboo stakes.
6. Harvest after 60–65 days of flowering. Watch the trichomes — mostly cloudy with 10–15% amber gives you the full potency window. Outdoor growers in southern Europe can expect to chop around mid-October.
7. Dry slowly at 18–20°C and 55–60% humidity for 10–14 days, then cure in glass jars for at least two weeks. The Skunk flavour intensifies dramatically with a proper cure.

Tutankhamon Feminized Seeds — Specifications

Tutankhamon vs Standard AK-47 — Which Feminized Seeds Suit Your Setup?

If you've got a 120x120 tent and want to run a SCROG with tall, rangy plants, a classic AK-47 gives you more canopy to work with. But if your space is limited — or if your whole operation revolves around keeping a mother and pulling clones every few weeks — Tutankhamon is the better tool for the job. We'd pick it over a standard AK-47 for any tent under 100x100.