About Romulan
Romulan was bred in British Columbia by crossing White Rhino with Northern Lights. The strain is extremely potent, with THC levels that can exceed 24%. Its effects are immediate and intensely relaxing. Despite its small stature, Romulan produces rock-hard, resin-coated buds. The aroma is earthy, sweet, and piney with undertones of grapes and spice. Romulan became a flagship of the BC cannabis scene and is still widely grown in Canada for its potency and mold-resistant growing characteristics.
Flavor Profile
History
Romulan was bred in the 1980s in British Columbia, Canada, during the 'BC Bud' era when Canada was establishing itself as a world-class cannabis producing region. The strain was named after the Romulan species from Star Trek for its 'alien' potency. It became a mainstay of the Canadian medical cannabis system and remains popular for its reliable, heavy effects.
Notable breeders: BC breeders (Canada)
Genetic Background
Two heavy-hitting indica hybrids
Phenotypes & Cultivars
Romulan is available in the following phenotypes and cultivars:
Terpene Profile
Romulan is dominated by Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Pinene. These compounds shape the strain's aroma, flavor, and reported effects.
Known Offspring
Strains that descend from Romulan:
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Romulan indica or sativa?
Romulan is an indica cannabis strain.
What are the genetics of Romulan?
Romulan has a genetic lineage of White Rhino x Northern Lights (reported). Two heavy-hitting indica hybrids
What is the lineage of Romulan?
Romulan descends from White Rhino x Northern Lights (reported). Two heavy-hitting indica hybrids
What is the THC content of Romulan?
Romulan typically tests at 20-26% THC.
What does Romulan smell and taste like?
Romulan has a Earthy, sweet, grape, pine, spice aroma profile, with flavors described as Sweet, earthy, grape, pine.
What are the effects of Romulan?
Users report Powerfully relaxing, sedative, euphoric, body stone. As an indica-dominant strain, it is known for relaxing body effects.
What is the history of Romulan?
Romulan was bred in the 1980s in British Columbia, Canada, during the 'BC Bud' era when Canada was establishing itself as a world-class cannabis producing region. The strain was named after the Romulan species from Star Trek for its 'alien' potency. It became a mainstay of the Canadian medical cannabis system and remains popular for its reliable, heavy effects.
How long does Romulan take to flower?
Romulan has a flowering time of approximately 8-10 weeks. Plants grow to a short height.
What is the yield of Romulan?
Romulan produces a Moderate yield. Flowering takes approximately 8-10 weeks.
Medical Applications
Romulan is commonly associated with: