Strain Library

Critical is the answer to the question most commercial growers actually ask - what yields the most weight in the shortest time without sacrificing smoke quality? The genetic answer RQS landed on is Afghani x Skunk, an indica-dominant cross that compresses a classic heavy-stone Afghan profile into a plant that finishes in seven weeks. This isn't a connoisseur strain and isn't trying to be. It's a production pick built around a specific calculation: maximum grams per square meter per week, with enough potency and flavor to stand up to retail-grade expectations.

Dark Devil Auto is Sweet Seeds' hybrid between the incredible Big Devil XL Auto and an exotic autoflowering strain with purple flowers. The purple characteristic is inherited from ancestors from the Chitral region in the Pakistani Hindu Kush near Afghanistan, which contributes faster flowering while bringing sweet aromas and purple colors. Dark Devil Auto shows strong hybrid vigor from germination — plants grow with the appearance of Indica-Sativa hybrids featuring a strong central stem, numerous side branches, and a big main cola. Resin production is abundant both in flowers and surrounding leaves, and the aromatic signature combines sweet and fruity character with incense hints and delightful citrus tones.

Frisian Dew is Dutch Passion's outdoor flagship — a feminised hybrid that traces its genetics to a cross between a Super Skunk female and a Purple Star male, selectively bred over many generations in Friesland, a northernmost province of the Netherlands where the Frisian language gives the strain its name. The breeding work was done by Shiva, and the result carries genuine hybrid vigor: Sativa genes drive long continuous blooms, Indica genes produce compact buds, and the combination yields one of the most consistent outdoor producers in commercial cannabis. The strain has accumulated real competition hardware — 1st place at the 2008 Highlife Cup in the Netherlands, and more recently 3rd place in the Dutch Hash category at the 2018 Homegrown Cup. She has been a cornerstone of Dutch Passion's Outdoor feminised seed collection for many years and continues to beat newer varieties at the outdoor game with relative ease. Described by users and growers as fruity, fresh, and floral, with terpene variation across phenotypes — some lean toward forest fruits and light lemon, others toward pine and lavender, and a subset express earth, ammonia, and herbal notes that show the Skunk parent influence. The unique terpene profile provides a pleasant smoking experience across the phenotypic range. Roughly 50% of plants produce purple-hued buds in the tops; there are completely green phenotypes and some plants that express pure purple from cola to calyx, and the light purple variant is a particular favorite for taste and potential among Dutch Passion's own team.

Guava Auto transforms the growing process into an absolute pleasure — a balanced 50/50 hybrid autoflower with exceptional resilience against pests and mold, coupled with remarkable yield potential of up to 550 g/m² in just 8-9 weeks. Perfect for novice cultivators and those with busy schedules. With 28% THC content, brace yourself for a gradual yet powerful onset that seamlessly elevates mood to pure bliss. As consumption progresses, experience uplifting euphoria that enhances sociability and chattiness to unparalleled levels. In resin production Guava Auto surpasses expectations in both quality and quantity — indulge in a creamy fusion of sweet tropical guava and fruity flavors. A coveted choice for hash makers and extractors, this strain not only tantalizes taste buds but ensures substantial returns on flower-to-rosin conversions.

Melonade Runtz is Dutch Passion's contemporary USA-style cannabis cross — a potent, tasty, feminised photoperiod strain created by combining Cannabis Cup-winning Lemon Z genetics with Lemon Tree and the widely-known Runtz line. Built as a crème de la crème of modern cannabis genetics, the result is a powerful hybrid that provides a true flavor explosion alongside strong, long-lasting effect. Dutch Passion's Lemon Z (formerly known as Lemon Zkittlez) took both the Sativa category and the Overall Best Strain title at the 2018 Highlife Cup, and that cup-winning phenotype was then crossed with an elite Lemon Tree clone to create the Melonade parent. Crossing this Melonade with Runtz (Zkittlez x Gelato) genetics produced the Melonade Runtz cultivar, which can genuinely compete with the very best modern US strains. The aromatic signature is pungent and layered — primarily a colorful mix of lemon and tropical fruit alongside creamy doughy notes. The taste is usually sour and tropical, though some phenotypes lean slightly creamier and sweeter. The fruit character predominates, and the combination of the Zkittlez-like fruity sour character with gelato-like creamy notes creates a distinctive flavor explosion. The Runtz side adds penetrating intensity and refined palate complexity, giving the final strain a real USA cultivar identity with serious bag appeal.

OG Kush is arguably the most mythologized strain in American cannabis, and RQS's version works from the most commonly cited lineage — Chemdawg, Lemon Thai, and Pakistani Kush. The true genetic origin is disputed, and has been since the early 1990s: some growers maintain OG Kush is just a specific Chemdawg cut from that period, others credit the three-way cross above, and the debate has more or less settled into "nobody really knows." Even the name OG has been argued over for decades, with Original Gangster and Ocean Grown both claiming etymological authority, though most modern users and breeders have converged on Ocean Grown based on the strain's west coast origins. What's not disputed is the 1st place win at the Highlife Cannabis Cup, or the plant's status as a foundational modern hybrid — OG Kush is in the parentage of an enormous portion of today's commercial cannabis, directly or indirectly. Genetic split sits at 75% indica, 25% sativa.

Orbital Banana F1 is RQS's photoperiod entry into the F1 hybrid category — a three-way cross of Banana Punch, GMO, and EZBake AF with the parental inbred lines bred specifically to produce uniform, high-yielding F1 seeds. The F1 approach is a meaningful shift from traditional polyhybrid breeding: by crossing two stable inbred lines rather than polyhybrid parents, every seed in the pack expresses effectively the same phenotype, which is a significant departure from the phenotype drift growers normally accept in photoperiod packs. The lineage itself combines tropical sweetness from the Banana Punch side with a touch of fuel and funk from GMO, and the photoperiod structure gives commercial growers the light-cycle control that autoflowers don't offer.

Quick One is RQS's answer to the most basic autoflower request: small, fast, stealth-friendly, no-fuss. The cross is Lowryder 1 (the original stable autoflowering workhorse) x Old School Indica (for body stone and yield). The pairing prioritizes reliability over complexity - Lowryder 1 gives the speed and predictability, Old School Indica adds enough density and flavor to keep the end product from being a compromise. After crossing and stabilizing, RQS landed on a consistently fast, compact plant aimed squarely at first-time growers, stealth grows, and guerrilla setups.

Royal Gorilla carries the DNA of one of American cannabis's most celebrated happy accidents. The lineage is Sour Dubb x Chem Sis x Chocolate Diesel — the same three-way cross that gave the world GG4 (formerly Gorilla Glue #4) and arguably reshaped what connoisseurs expect from a heavy hybrid. The origin story is close to folklore by now. Two US breeders, Joesy Whales and Lone Watie, were working with Chem Sis plants when they accidentally hermaphrodited and pollinated a nearby Sour Dubb. Joesy initially tossed the seeds. Lone Watie kept a few on an instinct nobody's fully explained, germinated them out of curiosity, and what came up from the soil turned out to be the cut the industry now calls Gorilla. RQS's version of that lineage preserves the character that made the original famous and ships it with the seed-level QA and consistency that come from a major European breeder. The trophy case is real: 1st place at the 2014 Cannabis Cup, 1st in the best hybrid category at the 2015 World Cannabis Cup, plus a 1st in New Strains and a 3rd in Indica at the Highlife Cannabis Cup.

Cannabis cultivation is effectively inconceivable without Skunk #1. Sensi Seeds' version has been exciting cannabis growers globally for more than a quarter century, and the strain changed cannabis culture in a way few others have — the genetic backbone of an enormous portion of modern hybrids can be traced back to this line. Now available as a premium-quality feminized variant, Skunk #1 combines the energetic high of a sativa with the relaxed stone effect of an indica, with a skunky flavor profile that sits halfway between earthy and sweet. Uniformly growing plants, extreme robustness, and the foundational genetic heritage that defined a whole family of crosses. Often imitated, rarely equaled.

Special Queen 1 is a deliberate throwback to the 1990s skunk-hybrid era - the period when European breeders were racing to replicate the Mexican-Colombian-Afghan hybrid that had been arriving in Europe through the underground and trying to turn it into something reproducible and commercial. The result of that decade of work was the Skunk family that still anchors much of modern cannabis genetics. Special Queen 1 crosses Power Bud into classic Skunk to produce a clean, affordable version of that heritage - deliberately aimed at first-time growers and anyone who wants a no-fuss plant without committing premium-seed pricing to the experiment.

Super Boof XL Auto is Sweet Seeds' 10th Generation extra-large autoflowering hybrid — a cross combining the abundant resin production of Super Boof with the exotic tropical profile of Papaya Zoap Auto. The balanced cross produces compact, well-branched, vigorous plants with dense chunky buds coated in a thick trichome layer, making her ideal for all types of extractions. The aromatic profile blends ripe cherry, sweet papaya, cookies, Diesel, and a floral background — a genuinely complex layered signature that separates her from typical single-focus modern hybrid autos. The effect is powerful, euphoric, and relaxing, perfect for stimulating conversation, creativity, and peaceful disobedience — a delicious tropical dessert made to be shared.

Wedding Cheesecake Auto is Fast Buds' rapid-flowering balanced hybrid — a highly productive 24% THC cultivar that needs only about 9 weeks from seed to harvest. Rich in THC, terpenes, and a medium height makes her ideal for beginner growers and especially those with shorter summers. Impressive trichome production, strong resistance to colder weather, and excellent performance both indoors and outdoors. Expect phenomenal flavors combining vanilla cookie dough, earthy and creamy notes, plus sweet aromatic overtones of baked fruit tart. The buds are chunky, large-sized, and covered in trichomes, sparkling with an array of colors from bright green and lime hues to hints of magenta and purple. Tightly clustered calyxes make the buds dense and firm to the touch. Broken buds release a sweet cheesecake aroma with sweet earthy background.

White Widow is one of the strains that made 1990s Dutch cannabis what it is, and like most of the classics her exact origin story has drifted into legend. The generally accepted account is that the original cross pollinated a Brazilian sativa landrace with an indica from Kerala in southern India — an indica selected over years in the mountain regions specifically for extreme resin production. Whatever the precise pedigree, the plant landed in the Netherlands in the early '90s and became one of the most copied lines in the industry, a template for what frosted, balanced hybrid flower could look like. RQS's version works from White Widow S1 genetics and preserves the signature 50% indica / 50% sativa split that defines the variety. Since her first release more than three decades ago, dozens of seed banks have offered their own WW variants; RQS's is among the more disciplined interpretations, prioritizing uniformity, resin potential, and stable phenotype expression over novelty or flash.