Killer Queen Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Brothers Grimm Seeds

Mostly Indica plant with fruity flavors, medium to heavy yield, happy, uplifting psychoactivity. Flowering time is 56-65 days.

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Killer Queen Cannabis Seeds from Brothers Grimm Seeds

Killer Queen was originally created by BCGA breeder Vic High. Vic pollinated the Airborne G13 clone with a Brothers Grimm Cinderella 99 male.

The progeny showed variation as would any F1 hybrid, however they all reliably expressed amazing, fruity flavors and aromas - ranging from black cherry to Hawaiian punch. We decided to recreate this fantastic hybrid using our selected Cinderella 99 male, so that the masses have the chance to grow this cult classic.

Killer Queen remains one of the most outstanding plants in our personal collection. Like the song says, "she's guaranteed to blow your mind… anytime."

Flowering Time: We recommend 56-65 days of 12/12 flowering
Morphology: Mostly Indica, low stretching bushy plants.
How Does it Smoke? Highly potent and resinous buds with tropical fruit fragrances and flavors. Happy, uplifting psychoactivity.
Growing Notes: Additional support is recommended on this bushy, branchy plant. Perfect for SCROG.
Yield: Medium to heavy yield.
Lineage: Airborne G13 clone x Cinderella 99 male

Strain FAQ

How does climate effect cannabis cherry flavour?

Like other terpene-based flavours, cannabis cherry flavour is affected by the environment. The strain's flavour profile is enhanced by cooler climates, which accentuate the cherry aroma's terpenes.

Does this strain's Central Asian genetics mean anything for its resin production?

Central Asia's resin-heavy cultivars are perfect for hashish manufacture, which has a long history. Natural selection favours resinous plants for reproduction, which is why these strains are so enduring.

How have indica strains been used traditionally?

Indica strains were used in ancient medicines and rituals long before they became popular among cannabis users. This strong cultural connection shows indica strains' extensive past in human history.