Royal Dwarf Skunk x Ruderalis

Royal Dwarf Cannabis Seeds: Exceptionally Fast & Compact

The Royal Dwarf cannabis strain pairs rapid growing times with a creative and motivating high. As an autoflowering version of Skunk, users also get to enjoy pungent flavours and exceptionally sticky buds when growing this variety. By crossing Skunk with a ruderalis strain, our breeders successfully created one of the most compact and speedy autoflowering cultivars available. Overall, Royal Dwarf possesses 60% indica genetics, 10% sativa, and 30% ruderalis.

Aromas, Flavours, and Effects of the Royal Dwarf Strain: Notes of Skunk and a Creative High

Royal Dwarf inherited many of the flavours and aromas characteristic of her Skunk parent. During the late flowering stage, you’ll experience wafts of skunk and gas every time you approach your plants. After drying and curing your buds, every hit will target your taste buds with notes of skunk and earthiness. While you enjoy these lingering flavours, a THC content of 13% will work its way around your system and exert an inspiring and motivating high. This modest concentration of the psychoactive cannabinoid produces a noticeable but never overwhelming effect, making it a great strain to use throughout the day.

Growing Royal Dwarf Cannabis Seeds: One of the Fastest Strains Out There

Royal Dwarf cannabis seeds germinate quickly and produce stout and strong seedlings. Because this autoflower variety grows so fast, you’ll experience the best results by directly sowing seeds into their final 11-litre pots. Starting in a smaller container and transplanting risks exposing plants to stress, which they have very little time to recover from. By the end of the first week of veg, your seedlings will reach a height of around 5 cm and will possess their first set of true leaves. They’ll quickly grow to around 10 cm by the end of week two, and around 15 cm by the end of week three. Apply LST during this time to keep your plants as compact as 60 cm throughout the entire growing cycle. 

Your plants will stretch slightly as they transition into the flowering phase. During the second week of bloom, you’ll see brilliant white pistils start to emerge. Use pruning shears to thin out the canopy to promote airflow and combat mould. Towards the end of the flowering stage, you’ll have a canopy abundant with compact and sticky flowers. Flush your plants during the final two weeks to improve their flavour post-harvest. Prepare to bring in up to 200 g/m² from indoor plants and 30–80 g/plant from those grown outdoors after a growing cycle of just 9–10 weeks.