Dark Queen

Information on Dark Queen Genetics and Origin of Dark Queen Dark Queen is a hybrid created from Queen of the South and Runtz, both used in their regular version. Queen of the South contributes a complex base from Trop Cherry (Trop Cookies x Cherry Cookies f3) and #1 Stunna (Twisted Velvet x Rozay), while Runtz adds its renowned sweet, fruity character. The result is a hybrid that blends the terpene richness of its lineage with the sturdy, reliable structure typical of Relentless Genetics selections, a seed bank noted for extensive phenotype hunting. Growing Dark Queen Indoors and Outdoors Indoors, Dark Queen has an approximate flowering time of 8–9 weeks. Stretch is moderate and plants develop thick, robust stems, which simplifies management. Yields are described as high, and the difficulty level is easy to medium, suitable for both beginners and experienced growers. Outdoors, it adapts well to moderate climates and a wide temperature range, with harvests from early to mid-October depending on local conditions. Production is also considered high (up to 500 g/plant), making it a versatile option across different cultivation styles. Aromas, Flavors and Effects of Dark Queen Aromatically, Dark Queen delivers a fruity profile with nuances of cinnamon and sweet fruits, layered with earthy notes, light floral and spicy touches, a characteristic gas/fuel hint, and notes of tropical citrus and tart berries. On the palate, it repeats that complexity with earthy, sweet, and fruity flavors, slightly floral with hints of spice, gas, and citrus zest. Prominent terpenes include myrcene, caryophyllene, and limonene. Its effects provide a balanced, complete experience, combining a relaxing sensation and mood elevation with an euphoric, mentally stimulating high. Specifications on Dark Queen Regular seeds Seed bank: Relentless Genetics THC content: High (15–25%) Indica/Sativa genotype: Indica +60% Flavor: Fruity, Citrus, Sweet, Gas, Earthy Easy to grow Effect: Hybrid Outdoor harvest