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More About the Royal Highness Strain

Modern Royal Highness from Humboldt Seed Company comes from Royal Kush, Cali Dream, and Trainwreck. That mix gives these cultivars a strong West Coast personality with bright fruit on top and piney, skunky funk underneath. Buds usually grow compact and crystal heavy, with a fresh forest scent when you crack them open. The high THC range pairs with a small touch of CBD, so the effect feels lively, social, and surprisingly smooth for something this strong. People reach for Royal Highness on days when they want to feel switched on rather than slowed down.

Aroma and flavor

The nose on Royal Highness blends kush, pine, and sweet tropical fruit. At first you get a skunky, herbal hit that feels old school. Once the flower breathes, the pear and pineapple side comes out, with a little sage in the background. The flavor follows that same arc, starting earthy then sliding into juicy fruit and herbal tea notes on the exhale. It tastes clean and bright, which fits the way the high comes on.

Effects and experience

The experience with Royal Highness skews energetic, focused, and happy. Many people describe a clear mental lift that makes early mornings or slow afternoons feel easier to face. It suits tasks that need attention without tipping into wired or jittery territory when you keep the dose reasonable. You get a light body feel that keeps you comfortable, with most of the action in a bright, motivated headspace.

Vibes

This cultivar lines up well with get up and go moments. Think coffee and a bowl before house projects, creative work, or errands in town. It fits social hangs, daytime smoke sessions, and outdoor plans where you want to stay present and engaged. A lot of folks compare it to older import weed in terms of vibe, just with a more modern flavor and potency level.

Growing notes

Royal Highness seeds tend to produce medium height plants with a classic hybrid frame. The structure takes well to topping and simple training, which helps build an even canopy. With decent light and airflow, the buds stack nicely without turning into unmanageable spears. The aroma can get pretty loud once flower is in full swing, so indoor runs benefit from a filter. A steady, moderate feeding schedule works well and lets the lineage express its full skunky pine and fruit profile.