Romulan

Featured in Skunk, High Times and Cannabis Culture, Romulan is certainly one of the most popular strains of weed. It boasts 16% THC content on average; however, some lab tests have revealed levels as high as a shocking 21% THC. Smokers describe Romulan as having somewhat of a grape smell, and an extremely complex taste. Characterized by its slightly earthy and pine fragrance, Romulan is best used solely by those who consider themselves weed gourmands. More often than not, smokers are couch-tied and tend to feel not only sleepy, but also a bit lazy. Additionally, people claim that the Romulan strain stimulates a strong appetite and creates an urgent need for a snack. Those looking for effective treatment of muscle spasms and nerve damage have had most success with Romulan. Many reach for the Romulan strain when they are looking to win the war against sleepless nights, since it is an extremely effective remedy for stress-induced insomnia. At first, the smoker is uplifted and feels overwhelmed with happiness. Once this wave of euphoria passes, the smoker is bound to feel instantly relaxed and sleepy. Some of the most common negative side-effects reported for the Romulan strain are dry eyes and mouth, and headache and dizziness. A minor number of smokers reported feeling anxious upon ingestion.