Runtz is a hard to get yet insanely popular strain, and for a good reason. These seeds were made from an original clone-only Runtz. Some phenotypes will match the clone-only Runtz exactly, and some phenotypes will be very similar, but lean toward one of the parents.

Runtz Flavor 

After having done a thorough taste test of these Runtz seeds we can guarantee that it’s an absolute mind-blow for your taste buds – this strain produces such a large amount of sweet and fruity aromas and flavors that it’s incredibly hard to describe them. When cured properly, once you open up the jar you’ll be absolutely blown away by its aroma and beauty.

Runtz Strain Effect

In as far as the effects that Runtz can produce, we should mention that it can produce THC over 25% and it’s a 50% hybrid strain. It starts off by producing active and euphoric sensations that end up being relaxing and light, becoming more narcotic if you take enough.

How to Grow Runtz Seeds Indoors

Before growing Runtz indoors, one of the most important parts is installing a decent odor filtration system. In as far as growing this strain, it grows at a decent pace, producing a plant with plenty of distance between nodes; you’ll want to use a trellis net to train its branches as they aren’t that strong. It doesn’t grow too tall, although it can double in size when it comes time to flower. With just a little care and a 55 day bloom wait, you should be able to harvest over 400g of delicious, compact and resinous flowers.

How to Grow Runtz Seeds Outdoors

When it comes to outdoor growing, you’ll be able to get the most beautiful versions of this strain; when temperatures drop at night, these types of plants tend to start going darker colors as a defense mechanism, making for much more attractive plants than indoors. When growing this strain outdoors in the sunlight, we highly recommend using a trellis net like with indoor growing; you can even use two if you plan on germinating at the start of the season. This allows it to spend more energy on actually growing larger flowers, increasing yield and keeping your plants much safer. When grown in the ground it can grow over 2m tall, although when grown later or in a flowerpot it doesn’t tend to grow past 1.5m tall. It should be ready to harvest from the end of September onwards depending on the phenotype that’s appeared – some may take until mid-October to be ready to harvest.