Communion
Communion
Also known as: Communion S1
Overview
Communion is a cosmic hybrid strain from Romulan Genetics developed through a complex breeding program. They combined Grapestomper OG with Durban Poison, then crossed that with their eponymous Romulan for a new cultivar that imbues consumers with a holy experience. Starting off with a Durban Poison selection, hunted from older seeds, Romulan Genetics mated it with a Grapestomper OG, then Those plants were eventually hunted through for the absolute best selection with the most unique flavors and smells, before being paired with Romulan to bring her very desired effects into the genetics. This strain exhibits a 70% indica / 30% sativa ratio and has gained recognition for its unique terpene profile and balanced effects. Commercial growers and dispensaries have reported that even though she is mostly unknown by name, she sells herself by looks and smell alone. Several have said it has become difficult to keep Communion stocked on shelves for those distributing this strain, due to her popularity and high demand. The strain displays pine, gas, earth, herbs, grape, and tang, all blooming from green and purple buds buried in white trichomes.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress and anxiety
- May help with depression and mood swings
- Often used for chronic pain management
- May assist with insomnia and sleep issues
- Users report benefits for ADD/ADHD
- May help with tension-related headaches
- Often used for PTSD symptoms
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Flowering indoors: 9-10 weeks, Flowering outdoors: October, Yield: Above Average. Easy grow for any level of experience, both indoors and outdoors. Plants will have about half that will only stretch a normal 2x, while the other half of the plants may stretch 3-4x. Branch support is required as Communion buds can get heavy. Communion grows similar to the old dwarf sativas of the 1980s. Her leaves show off her strong sativa lineage, but her effects and overall stature will remind growers of the indica dominant strains from the 1990s. Above average resistance against spider mites, powder mildew, and heat. Average resistance against botrytis, russet mites, and cold. Plants exhibit excellent nodal spacing and tree structure with strong aromatic properties throughout the growth cycle.