Nepali Queen Regular by Subcool The Dank is a strain known for developing a long central stem and its enormous amount of branches that are incredibly sturdy and capable of holding up its hefty, dense flowers. However, we always recommend training the branches just in case. If you’re wondering where this strain came from, it comes from a Nepal strain that was crossed with an OG Kush 100% Feminized – the result from this was then used years later with a Space Queen in order to make the strain we now know as Nepali Queen.
Nepali Queen Regular | High-Yielding Nepali Cannabis
Nepali Queen Regular by Subcool The Dank Indoors
Nepali Queen grows quite fast and strong indoors, showing a short distance between nodes; it begins to stretch out much more once it reaches the bloom, creating incredibly thick buds that grow and band together, producing a massive central stem. This strain is perfect for growing 16-20 clones per square meter and setting them straight to flower, producing a beautiful sea of green stems that are only 25cm tall. When grown without pruning at all it can grow over a meter tall, producing around 500g easily per m2. To harvest this plant, you’ll need to be patient; it takes 65-75 days to flower.
Nepali Queen Regular by Subcool The Dank Outdoors
When growing this strain outdoors you’ll need to keep in mind that it should be ready to harvest from mid-October onwards, which may deter many growers. However, this strain is quite sturdy and resistant, and you can harvest up to 1kg from just one plant – some might say that it’s worth the wait. In order to pull this off, you need to give your plants a complete, airy substrate that has plenty of nutrients so that it gets a constant feeding schedule. You’ll also want to train its branches, growing them over 2m tall easily with an incredibly tall structure.
Nepali Queen Aroma and Psychoactive Effect
If you have the chance to grow and try this strain, we highly recommend taking it. As soon as it begins to flower you’ll begin to notice pungent, sweet and citric aromas that, after being dried and cured, will become incredibly potent and turn into lemony, pine, earthy and cherry-like aromas. When it comes to its effect, this indica-dominant strain produces a physically relaxing effect with a certain active feeling that allows your mind to stay active while you feel relaxed.
Nepali Queen Regular Characteristics
- Sativa/Indica: 20/80%
- Flowering: 65-75 days indoors, mid-October outdoors
- Height: 0.6-1.4m indoors, 2-3m outdoors
- Yield: 400-550g/m2 indoors, 500-1200g/plant outdoors
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