Deep Space charts an old-school course into the cosmos, an indica-dominant hybrid from Kingdom Organic Seeds that unites Romulan with Tom Hill’s Deep Chunk. Short, stout plants with thick stems and tight internodes stack dense, resin-frosted colas that cure into chunky, rock-hard buds. Crack a jar and a wave of diesel and wood opens first, backed by earthy herbs and a piney finish; on the palate the profile narrows to spicy-herbal notes with a dry, woody echo. Lab reports and breeder notes place potency broadly, with THC typically ranging from the mid-teens to the low‑30s and a trace CBD band around 0.4–0.6%. Myrcene, beta‑caryophyllene, and pinene commonly lead the terpene mix, shaping the strain’s heavy body calm, gentle euphoria, and drowsy settle without erasing mood. Indoors, flowering usually wraps in about 52–64 days, with medium yields; outdoors, the squat frame stays manageable and finishes early, rewarding dialed-in growers with tight, sticky tops. Credit for this lineage goes to Kingdom Organic Seeds, whose work preserves Deep Chunk’s Afghan hashplant backbone while letting Romulan’s pine-fuel character shine. Whether admired for its compact morphology or its quietly immersive effects, Deep Space remains a reliable, sedative-leaning throwback with modern resin and classic, coniferous depth.
