How to grow Crystal Queen
THC 20% 
Flowering 63 days 
Yield 450 g/m² 
Height 100cm Taste
Seb's take
Super Skunk, White Widow and ICE combined into a sweet-smelling hybrid that lives up to the regal name — elegant, cone-shaped colas coated thick with resin. A generous yielder, especially outdoors where she can stretch to 225cm, and one of the more cold-tolerant strains on offer. Give her the headroom.
Where it comes from
Three names with weight behind them: Super Skunk, White Widow and ICE, combined by Vision Seeds into a 60 percent indica hybrid. The record leans into the regal theme, and the genetics rather earn it. Two of those parents are resin machines in their own right, and it shows in the frost she carries. She favours cooler conditions, indoors or out, which is a rarer trait than it sounds. A queen, then, and one comfortable in a cold climate most strains would sulk in.
Nose & flavour
The record keeps the flavour notes brief but consistent: a sweet-smelling plant, dressing her cone-shaped colas in enough resin to justify the talk of ice and glittering diamonds. Expect a sweet, resin-forward aroma rather than anything sharp or savoury. The trichomes do as much for the nose as they do for the eye.
The high
Here the record turns discreet, offering the pedigree in place of a blow-by-blow account of the effect. What it gives is the shape: a 60 percent indica hybrid built on three potent parents, thickly resinous and unhurried by nature. Read her as a plant that leans toward the calm, settling end of things, and let your own first session fill in the detail the paperwork leaves out.
Growing it
Generous is the word. She reaches about 100cm indoors and returns 450 g/m² in around nine weeks, sixty-three days of flowering. Outdoors she is a different proposition entirely, stretching to 225cm and up to 650g per plant when harvested in late October, so give her the headroom out there. The record rates her very easy to grow and notably cold-tolerant, which makes her a sound choice for a testing climate. Sturdy, forgiving, and heavier-yielding than her indoor height suggests.
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Common questions about Crystal Queen
How long does Crystal Queen take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Crystal Queen an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How tall does Crystal Queen grow?
Around 100 cm. Standard tent territory.
How strong is Crystal Queen?
The breeder lists THC around 20%. Firmly in the strong band.
