Description 

The iconic Romulan strain is now available in feminized seeds. These seeds were made using the original family held Romulan clone, which was sent to a lab for tissue culture before being used to create the (S1) feminized seeds. The result is an exceptional cultivar that every grower should experience at least once in their lifetime.

The response from growers has been overwhelmingly positive over the years. In fact, there have been so many requests for these seeds that the breeders have brought them back permanently. These plants are incredibly resilient and can withstand harsh conditions with ease, making them perfect for beginners.

The aroma and taste of Romulan S1 are characterized by notes of pine, skunk, dank funkiness, and other complex secondary flavors. While most growers will notice a strong pine scent, those with a discerning palate will appreciate the depth and complexity of Romulan's terpene profile. The most abundant terpene in Romulan is myrcene, followed by caryophyllene and pinene.

Despite its potency, Romulan S1 offers a clear-headed high that is easy to navigate and not prone to causing anxiety or paranoia. This strain also shares the medicinal qualities of its regular edition counterpart, making it especially beneficial for pain management and PTSD.

While the S1 seeds may occasionally produce mutant plants or male flowers, these occurrences are rare. As such, growers should keep an eye out for these small risks when cultivating S1 seeds. The breeders recommend growing all Romulan feminized seeds in the vegetative state until they have reached sexual maturity (stigmas beginning to show) before flowering them. Stabilization through cloning is also recommended for those who prefer that route. This minimizes the (rare) risk of plants showing some male flowers due to a stress reaction from abrupt light changes.

Top Features

• heirloom genetics
• high THC
• beginner friendly
• high heat/cold resistance
  

Medical Info

• PTSD
• stress
• anxiety
• depression
• nerve pain
• muscle spasm
• fibromyalgia
• broad spectrum use