ILGM – Editor’s Choice (2026)
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Herbies Seeds
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Crop King Seeds
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Romulan Grapefruit seeds—man, where do I even start with these? They’re not your average backyard stash. These things are like a cosmic punch to the lungs, wrapped in citrus and nostalgia. You crack open the jar and boom—grapefruit rind, diesel, and something… alien? It’s not subtle. It’s not trying to be. And that’s kind of the point.
I’ve grown them. Twice. First time was a mess—overwatered, under-loved, got paranoid about the light cycle and ended up with a hermie disaster. But the second run? Magic. Short, stocky plants, like little green tanks. They don’t stretch much, which is great if you’re working with limited vertical space. Indoors, they thrive. Outdoors? Eh. Depends on your latitude and your luck.
Genetically, it’s a cross between Romulan (that heavy, couch-lock indica that makes your spine feel like warm syrup) and Grapefruit, which is way more sativa-leaning—zippy, heady, sometimes too much if you’re not in the mood. Together? It’s like a stoned rollercoaster. First you’re giggling at your own socks, then you’re horizontal, contemplating the shape of time. I’m not exaggerating. Well, maybe a little.
Yield-wise? Respectable. Not massive, but solid. You’re not gonna fill a warehouse with these unless you’re running dozens of them, but the quality? Oh man. Sticky, dense buds that reek in the best way. Trichomes like frost on a windshield. You touch one and your fingers come away like you dipped them in honey and sand.
And the high—let’s talk about that. It doesn’t hit you right away. You think, “Oh, this is mellow,” and then twenty minutes later you’re staring at the ceiling wondering if your cat is judging you. It’s got that creeping effect. Sneaky. But not scary. It’s warm. Euphoric. Like a weighted blanket for your brain. Good for anxiety, if you’re into that kind of self-medication. Some folks say it helps with pain too. I wouldn’t know. I just like how it makes music sound like it’s breathing.
One weird thing—some phenos lean way more Romulan than others. You might get one that’s all body, no sparkle. Or one that’s pure citrus and paranoia. It’s a bit of a genetic dice roll, but honestly, that’s part of the fun. Keeps you guessing. Keeps you humble.
Would I recommend it? Hell yes. If you’ve got a little experience under your belt and you’re not afraid to get your hands sticky, Romulan Grapefruit is a wild ride. Not beginner-friendly, but not impossible either. Just… don’t expect consistency. Expect personality. Expect weird dreams. Expect to forget what you were talking about halfway through a sentence.
Wait—what were we talking about?