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Queen of Diamonds


Queen of Diamonds is an indica-dominant hybrid strain developed by Twenty 20 Genetics in Mendocino County, California. A cross of BubbaWhip! A17 and MMXX #48, this 70/30 indica-leaning cultivar was built from what the breeder describes as their two most formidable solventless extraction varieties and consistently highest-testing THC cultivars — yet the breeder notes the resulting cross stays comparatively tame and easy to handle relative to its high-potency parents. That extraction pedigree shows up clearly in the flower's exceptionally sandy trichomes with long stalks, a trait hash makers covet. It didn't stay a concentrate-only play for long, though. The flavor hits with sour diesel up front, followed by creamy vanilla and bright citrus on the exhale, while the nose brings jet fuel layered with lavender and dank, earthy skunk.

Fans of this cultivar describe a deeply relaxing body high that settles in fast, with reviewers noting a calm, sleepy drift that makes it a solid pick for winding down at night. Those who try it also report a quiet happiness that keeps the mood warm without necessarily pulling you off the couch. The buds are worth a look too: long, pepper-shaped olive green nugs with blue-green undertones, dark purple leaves throughout, thick orange pistils, and a heavy frost of trichomes tinted purple at the tips.

Queen of Diamonds is an easy-to-moderate strain that stays below average height indoors with minimal stretch, making it a good fit for growers working with limited vertical space. Outdoors, it grows compact and is typically ready for harvest in early to mid-October, thriving in Mediterranean and warm climates. The dense, trichome-heavy bud structure means you'll want to set up basic trellising in late flower to keep those heavy tops supported. Natural branching keeps the canopy manageable without much intervention, and growers often report above-average yields per square foot indoors when flowering wraps up around 60–65 days.
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