Savage Land Exotics | Virginia's Premier Genetics Breeder

Cultivar: Royal Bitch

Type: Indica-Dominant Hybrid Feminized Photoperiod

Lineage: Royal Gas × Puppy Breath S1

Mother Lineage: Royal Gas (Savage Land Original - long sold-out community favorite). (Guava Biscotti X SaVAge King)

Pollen (Donor) Lineage: Cereal Milk (Powerzzzup Cut) × Gorilla Cookies.

Flower Time: 9-10 Weeks

Yield: Absolute Heavyweight / Commercial Powerhouse

Total Cannabinoids: High

Aroma: A heavy, multi-layered "stank" that fills the room instantly. The Royal Gas dominates the first impression with a thick, oily kerosene and burnt rubber aroma. As the flowers break open, the Puppy Breath influence reveals itself through a creamy, sweet dough and a sharp, lime-zest finish. It smells like a luxury bakery built inside a chemical refinery.

Flavor: The flavor is dense and savory. On the inhale, expect a heavy, tongue-coating fuel and earthy musk. The exhale brings out the creamy, milky sweetness of the Cereal Milk lineage, leaving a lingering taste of sweet gas and citrus that keeps the smoker coming back for more.

Effects: This is a heavy hitter designed for physical relaxation and mood elevation. It lacks the anxious "race" of the 90's Kidd, instead offering a deep, pulsing body stone that melts away tension. The mental state is dreamy and euphoric, making it perfect for afternoon sessions or social evenings where you want to feel "royally" relaxed and unbothered.

Visuals & Structure: Expect a massive producer. These plants grow with extreme vigor, throwing out thick, club-like colas that require support in late flower. The buds are a deep forest green with heavy violet hues, completely submerged in a "wet-look" resin that makes the flowers feel heavy and sticky to the touch.

Grow Notes: This is a "yield-chaser's" dream. Royal Bitch is remarkably resilient and forgiving, making it a great choice for both commercial setups and home growers looking to fill their jars. She responds exceptionally well to topping and ScROG (Sea of Green) nets, filling out canopy space rapidly.