Breeders

Sweet Skunk Automatic by Royal Queen Seeds is a stable crossing of an Early Skunk crossed with the legendary Critical strain and Ruderalis autoflowering genetics.

Speedy Chile (Fast Flowering) by Royal Queen Seeds, a cross between Green Poison and Chile Indica, is a 70% Indica dominant cannabis strain that grows well both indoors and outdoors with very little effort or maintenance.

Special Kush #1 is Royal Queen Seeds lowest-price 80% indica dominant cannabis seed and coincidentally is also one of their best sellers. This is mostly attributed to her high potency, redefined flavour, generous yields and short flowering time.

By breeding two of the most productive and robust plants available, Somango and Critical 47, Royal Queen Seeds created Somango XL. The plant is quite hardy, 75% Indica dominant and is widely considered to be quite easy to maintain.

The breeders at Royal Queen Seeds took the ever-popular O.G. Kush and crossed her with Ruderalis genetics to create a fully-automatic Kush strain with impatient growers of any skill level in mind.

Royal Domina's genetic background is wildly complex that brings with it some fascinating flavour and whopping yields! By combining Black Domina (Northern Lights, Ortega, Hash Plant and Afghani SA) and Kalijah (Blue Heaven, Diesel, Afghan and Hawaiian), Royal Queen Seeds literally created a truly cosmic variety with an extremely high potency.

Bubble Kush Auto is a feminized autoflowering variety that is based on the crossing between delicious Bubble Gum, outstanding O.G. Kush and autoflowering Royal Critical Automatic.

Royal Creamatic Auto is the result of the crossing between their best autoflowering genetics and the original Cream Caramel that is very popular variety based on her intensely sweet, syrupy flavour. The plant contains 60% Indica, 10% Sativa and 30% Ruderalis genetics

Royal Cookies Auto is one of the newest Autoflowering strains by Royal Queen Seeds. This strain has been bred from two exemplary Forum Cookies phenotypes from California together with Ruderalis genetics.