What is Royal Highness?

Royal Highness is admired for its uplifting experience, making it popular among users seeking relaxation and stimulation.

Where does Royal Highness come from?

Royal Highness is a cross of Dance Hall and Respect.

What does Royal Highness smell like?

Royal Highness typically has a sweet and fruity aroma, with hints of citrus and earthiness. It carries herbal, woody and peppery undertones.

What does Royal Highness taste like?

The flavor of Royal Highness is described as a combination of sweetness and fruity notes, with some herbal and spicy undertones. Some also detect notes of tobacco and coffee.

What color does Royal Highness have?

Royal Highness buds come in bright forest green, sometimes with hints of purple. The buds have rusty pistils as they are dense and caked in amber trichomes.

What effects does Royal Highness have?

Royal Highness is known for its balanced effects, providing both relaxation and a gentle cerebral high. Users may experience stress relief, mood elevation, and a sense of well-being without feeling overly sedated or lethargic.

Is Royal Highness an Indica, Sativa, or Hybrid?

Royal Highness is a slight sativa-leaning hybrid strain.

Hybrid

Royal Highness

THC: 14% CBD: 14% Daytime

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Taste & Smell

Earthy
Sour

Effects

Pairs Well With

About this Hybrid Strain

The chunky, lime-green flowers from Royal Highness are mostly sativa-quality (60% sativa/40% indica). They smell like spicy skunk when coming out of the container, and when burned their flavor is similar to charred wood mixed with a pungent cheese.

Royal Highness won 3rd place for Best CBD Flower at the Colorado Cannabis Cup in 2016.

Because this strain has such a high CBD content, the buzz it generates tends to be calming and incredibly clear headed. Focus and functionality is easy on Royal Highness. The high CBD content also makes it ideal for controlling seizures, convulsions, and spasms, but be sure to check with a caregiver and a medical doctor before taking this strain on as a medical treatment for those conditions. It may also work well for pain, nausea, and stress.

Possible side effects from Royal Highness include cottonmouth and red eyes.

Lab Data

Cannabinoid Lab Data
Cannabinoid	Amount
THC:	14%
CBD:	14%

History

Royal Highness is a cross between Respect and Dance Hall. Lab tests put its cannabinoid content at an average of 14% THC and 14% CBD.

Genetic Lineage

Hybrid Royal Highness

Frequently Asked Questions About Royal Highness

What is Royal Highness?: Royal Highness is admired for its uplifting experience, making it popular among users seeking relaxation and stimulation.
Where does Royal Highness come from?: Royal Highness is a cross of Dance Hall and Respect.
What does Royal Highness smell like?: Royal Highness typically has a sweet and fruity aroma, with hints of citrus and earthiness. It carries herbal, woody and peppery undertones.
What does Royal Highness taste like?: The flavor of Royal Highness is described as a combination of sweetness and fruity notes, with some herbal and spicy undertones. Some also detect notes of tobacco and coffee.
What color does Royal Highness have?: Royal Highness buds come in bright forest green, sometimes with hints of purple. The buds have rusty pistils as they are dense and caked in amber trichomes.
What effects does Royal Highness have?: Royal Highness is known for its balanced effects, providing both relaxation and a gentle cerebral high. Users may experience stress relief, mood elevation, and a sense of well-being without feeling overly sedated or lethargic.
Is Royal Highness an Indica, Sativa, or Hybrid?: Royal Highness is a slight sativa-leaning hybrid strain.