Ruderalis Indica Regular is uncomplicated and robust. Are you looking to grow cannabis for the first time? Preferably a strain with CBD and only a little THC, i.e. without strong psychoactive effects? Or maybe you live in cool, rainy Northern Europe? If you answer yes to one or more of these questions, you should shortlist this cannabis strain.
Ruderalis Indica Regular is a 90% Indica that thrives even in cold climates. A relatively high amount of CBD and little THC makes it particularly interesting for consumers who want to benefit from the effects of cannabinoids without being overwhelmed by a strong high.
Growth pattern of Ruderalis Indica Regular
Ruderalis Indica embodies the unique properties of the Cannabis Ruderalis, which grows in Eastern Europe. By crossing it with classic indica strains, the breeders at Sensi Seeds have given it a little more oomph. The result is a fast-growing, compact and practically indestructible beauty that thrives beautifully anywhere.
What many people don't know: Ruderalis Indica Regular cannabis seeds are considered semi-self-flowering, which means that half of the plants start to flower independently, without changing the exposure time. To this day, there is a ruderalis plant behind every auto variety.
The flowering period of Ruderalis Indica is short (40 to 50 days), adult plants grow from seedlings within 10 to 12 weeks. Cold or rainy summers have no effect on this fighter. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.
Advanced cultivation techniques such as Sea of Green (SOG), Screen of Green (SCROG), supercropping or lolipopping are unnecessary with this variety. The yield is in the medium range.
Effects, taste and smell of Ruderalis Indica Regular
Ruderalis Indica Regular is not the right strain for getting high. With little THC and relatively high CBD, it is one of the functional cannabis strains that can be enjoyed at any time of day. The cannabinoid profile makes Ruderalis Indica Regular an interesting medicinal strain.
When it comes to taste and smell, you shouldn't expect any great things. Dried Ruderalis Indica Regular flowers usually smell and taste fairly neutral. Some flowers contain relatively high amounts of myrcene and caryophyllene, which can lead to a floral aroma.
Did you know?
- The main difference between Cannabis ruderalis and Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica is that Ruderalis plants start flowering automatically. To date, it has not been possible to answer whether ruderalis is a separate species or just a variety of sativa.
