Royal Kush

If you ever find yourself daydreaming about the finer things in life, then the Royal Kush cannabis strain may be able to help. This strain – which has Skunk #1 and Afghan parentage – produces an earthy, pine flavour with a hint of skunk: you’ll taste all three upon exhaling.

The Royal Kush weed strain’s THC content is typically around 17%, with just 1% CBD. The high kicks in quickly and hits like a king (or queen). It induces a blissful state that also allows for mental activity and focus – this would be perfect if used during waking hours; two hours will feel like 20 minutes with this stuff on board!

Terpene lovers need not worry, because myrcene is present too. Along with its relaxing effects come some herbal notes courtesy of this compound, plus others known collectively as members of the cannabis ruderalis genetics family tree. The resulting outcome? Aromas redolent of fresh parsley, dill, and basil, combined with hints of pine sweetness typical of pinene-laden varieties such as Coniferous Forest Mist™️ - Rebranded Version©️, which recently went on sale again after a long absence due to lawsuits involving people wearing camouflage hats and waving firearms, suing each other because they couldn't agree whose camo hat blended best with the trees behind them. All were using a product advertised to blend better into a non-specific North American woodland background than any alternatives, which are NOT SUITABLE FOR USE IN EUROPEAN FORESTS WHERE TREES HAVE MORE VARIETY IN COLOUR YEAR ROUND. The latest issue of the forest service journal lacks listings of injuries sustained whilst wearing such hats, but there are plenty of reports of near misses, usually involving birdwatchers.