Romulan Feminized Marijuana Seeds

What are the Flavors and Effects of Romulan Feminized?

The Romulan strain has a flavor profile that is a mix of pine and spice. THC levels are about 24% while CBD levels are less than 1%. Because of its 25% Sativa genetics, it has a very calming effect as well as cerebral effects. After consuming this strain, users experience deep, introspective relaxation as a result of intense euphoric feelings.

What are the Medical Benefits of Romulan Feminized?

The Romulan marijuana strain produces strong cerebral effects that eventually lead to relaxation and sedation. This variety of strains is common among medical marijuana users for treating muscle spasms and nerve damage.

Since Romulan is one of the most powerful sleep aids, it is not recommended to use this strain during the day unless you intend to fall asleep by morning. Depression, anxiety, PTSD, chronic stress, paranoia, insomnia, and anorexia are all conditions that this strain can help with. If you have a mental disorder, you can take an acceptable dose of Romulan marijuana to observe the specific effects it might have on you.

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Romulan Feminized 

Those that use marijuana strain in any form, medicinal or recreational, should exercise caution when determining the proper dose because it has negative effects on the body. Red eyes and a dry mouth are two common symptoms. In rare cases, consuming a large amount of this strain will cause paranoia and a mild headache in all users. To prevent serious experiences with your body, take only in moderation.

How to Grow Romulan Feminized Marijuana Seeds 

Romulan marijuana seeds are simple to grow, and even those with no prior experience can achieve a high rate of success. Indica strains that are shorter tend to grow better in less vertical space. This weed will grow successfully in both an indoor and outdoor environment as long as the climate conditions fit this strain method.

Under indoor conditions, the Romulan strain can produce a moderate yield. With an estimated flowering period of 8-9 weeks, a yield of around 300g/m2 is anticipated. The average yield of an outdoor plant is 500 grams of delicious buds per plant. Growers are able to harvest these buds from mid-September to October.