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Royal Domina combines the wickedly potent and crystal covered bud of Black Domina, with the enticing aroma and exotic genetics of Kalijah.

Royal Gorilla feminized cannabis strain is our award-winning tribute to the almighty GG4. Get ready to harvest super-sticky buds packed with THC and delicious terpenes that look like they've come straight off a dispensary shelf.

Royal Moby feminized cannabis seeds, as the name suggests, are both royalty and enormous in the world of cannabis lovers. People everywhere extoll the virtues of this plant for its hard-hitting smoke and pleasant aroma.

Shining Silver Haze seeds combine the best traits of classic Haze varieties in a fast-flowering, high-yielding plant.

An absolute classic strain which laid the genetics for the majority of marijuana seeds around today. Originally, a mix of Colombian, Mexican and Afghan land races creating the 50% Sativa 50% Indica genetic that led to a new generation of cannabis.

Loved for its sweet taste, pleasant high, and fruity scent, Somango has been dubbed “the beast” after years of popularity and critical acclaim on the internet.

The world famous Sour Diesel is now available in feminised seed from Royal Queen Seeds. We are proud to add this fine cannabis strain to our selection.

Kush is to indica strains what Haze means to sativa. Much like skunk, kush is a term which can be used to describe a whole lineage of cannabis plants.

In the '90s there was a mad dash from seed breeders and sellers to find that ultimate skunk. During this period, lots of growers tried to replicate that Mexican, Colombian, Afghan hybrid which resulted in a huge variety of new generation skunks.

At Royal Queen Seeds, we've designed our new Speedy Chile feminized cannabis seeds to blend the best features of our favourite strains.

Over the years, literally thousands of cannabis seeds have been discovered, hybridised, and smoked. It’s quite possible that no strain carries the same legendary status as White Widow. The origin of this strain remains a mystery to this day.