Royal Medic Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Royal Queen Seeds

High CBD strain with clear, cerebral high. Fruity, hash-like taste. Yields 475-525g/plant after 9 weeks flowering.

$6.78

Royal Medic Cannabis Seeds from Royal Queen Seeds

Royal Medic is a new feminized hybrid of two great cannabis strains from Spain. Its genetics are a cross of Critical, known for its big yields, and Juanita la Lagrimosa, a strain known for its medicinal effects.

Royal Medic is predominantly comprised of Juanita la Lagrimosa genetics. The smoke is full-flavoured, with a fruity, hash-like aftertaste. It is still quite a large plant, and will grow to a height of around 120–150cm.

Its Critical genetics, however, have given Royal Medic a more indica-leaning physical structure and better yields. Royal Medic will yield around 475–525g/plant after a flowering time of 9 weeks.

The effect is very cerebral and can be described as a “clear” high.

Royal Medic, as its name suggests, is a great strain for lovers of CBD.

Strain Type: CBD
THC: 10%
CBD: High
Yield Indoor : 500 - 550 gr/m2
Yield Outdoor: 475 - 525 gr/plant
Height Indoor: 80 - 120 cm
Height Outdoor: 120 - 150 cm
Flowering time: 9 - 10 weeks
Harvest Month: Early October
Genetic Background: Critical x Juanita
Type: Sativa 75% Indica 25%
Effect: Clear, Fast Thinking
Climate: Long Summers
Flavor: Citrus, Earthy, Fruity, Herbal, Pine

Strain FAQ

How do environmental circumstances affect these strains' hashy taste?

The plant's environment reportedly affects terpene expression and hashy flavour. Terpene production is said to be affected by soil type, temperature, humidity, and light exposure.

How do early finishers handle environmental changes?

Strains finishing by early October are recognised for their weather resistance. They are said to be able to stay healthy and productive as the weather changes from late summer to autumn because of their robustness.

What does this strain's European make-up likely mean for it?

European culture and law have shaped strain cultivation and preservation. Swiss strict cannabis laws have influenced the development of low THC strains, while ruderalis' adaptability to thrive in harsh climates may have favoured it in Russia.