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Overview
Easy Bud is an autoflowering, beginner-friendly strain from Royal Queen Seeds. It is presented as a compact plant that reaches modest heights while producing respectable yields for an autoflower, and a mild overall cannabinoid profile suited to evening or relaxed sessions.
Lineage / genetics
Royal Queen Seeds documents Easy Bud as a cross between White Indica and Ruderalis, producing an indica-dominant autoflower hybrid with Ruderalis genetics for automatic flowering.
Cannabinoids, terpenes and flavour
Royal Queen Seeds lists Easy Bud with a typical THC level of around 12% and low reported CBD; published breeder materials do not specify reliable numeric values for CBG, CBN or CBC. Reported dominant chemical terpenes in grow reports and strain entries include myrcene, limonene and caryophyllene. Sensory descriptions commonly emphasise citrus/floral flavour with skunky undertones.
Commonly reported effects
Users and breeder notes characterise Easy Bud’s effects as indica-leaning and mellow; commonly reported descriptors include relaxed, happy and sedated/physically calming sensations rather than stimulating or highly cerebral effects.
Cultivation and flowering
Royal Queen Seeds and legacy catalogues report Easy Bud as a fast-finishing autoflower with a flowering window often cited in breeder and grow reports at roughly 35–45 days (bloom) and total cultivation times advertised as short (multiple breeder documents list a 5–7 week flowering claim). Breeder material gives compact indoor heights and modest outdoor stature; breeder tables list indoor yields and outdoor yields in the lower-to-moderate range for autoflowers. Specific breeder figures and ranges are preserved in notes where they differ from the catalog mapping.
Breeder provenance
Easy Bud is an established Royal Queen Seeds line that appears in the breeder’s autoflower catalogue and related promotional materials and blogs; Royal Queen Seeds is the documented originator in the cited sources.