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De Romulans zijn een ras afkomstig van de planeet Romulus in het Beta kwadrant. Romulans zijn biologisch gezien de neven en nichten van de Vulcans, aangezien ze afstammelingen zijn van diegene die de ideeën van Surak tijdens de Tijd van de Opstanding verwierpen. Het Romulan sterrenrijk is de Romulan overheid en één van de grootste machten in de ruimte. The Romulans are a Vulcanoid species that mostly live in the Beta Quadrant. They founded and rule the Romulan Star Empire. Their name for themselves in their language is the Rihannsu. For a list of Romulan individuals, see the . by: Federation Seed Company In the 1970s, this variety was brought from California to British Columbia by a Vietnam veteran, where it was grown on Vancouver Island. This variety was nicknamed Romulan after people joked that the high "could dent your head," producing ridges like those of Star Trek's warrior-like race with the same name. Early Federation bases used to hang hand-painted signs outside them that said: "No Romulans Allowed!" Segregation of the Romulans was divided into two hemispheres of the planet, Romulans with the emblem of v on the forehead is the part of the hemisphere S'hirrikan "Western" and smooth forehead S'hirrikun hemisphere "Eastern", but These two Romulan nations follow the single power of Romulan Empire. The Romulans are a humanoid race from Romulus in the Star Trek universe. They are originally from Vulcan but left during the Time of Awakening because they rejected Surak's reforms. They founded the Romulan Star Empire which served as the main ruling government until 2380 when Admiral Donatra formed the Imperial Romulan State. Romulans are a humanoid species from the planet Romulus. Long ago, the Romulans were Vulcans who disagreed when the Vulcan leader Surak started preaching logic and self-control. They left Vulcan and found the twin planets of Romulus and Remus; founding the Romulan Star Empire. Romulans are physically stronger and more resistant to radiation and toxicity than humans and comparable to Vulcans, though seem to lack the Psionic capabilities of Vulcans. Romulan (ロミュラン) They mean They were at war with the Vulcans for 100 years because of a misunderstanding caused by Q They made Geordi try and kill someone once Sckop is trying to make them not mean The Romulans (Rihannsu in Romulan, meaning "the Declared") are a humanoid race who have had many conflicts with the Federation until the late 24th century, after their homeworld, Romulus, was destroyed by a nearby stars' supernova in 2387. The Romulans are biological cousins of Vulcans, as they are descended from those who rejected Surak's reforms during the Time of Awakening. The Romulan Star Empire is the Romulan state and one of the major powers in known space.

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Early Federation bases used to hang hand-painted signs outside them that said: "No Romulans Allowed!" Romulan (ロミュラン) They mean They were at war with the Vulcans for 100 years because of a misunderstanding caused by Q They made Geordi try and kill someone once Sckop is trying to make them not mean by: Federation Seed Company In the 1970s, this variety was brought from California to British Columbia by a Vietnam veteran, where it was grown on Vancouver Island. This variety was nicknamed Romulan after people joked that the high "could dent your head," producing ridges like those of Star Trek's warrior-like race with the same name. Federation acquired Romulan in the form of clones, so she was entirely female. After crossing it with a Cannabis Cup prize winner, a White Rhino male, breeders backcrossed 11 times to stabilize the variety at a 97 percent pure Romulan hybrid. Selections at each backcross favored the biggest, most robust plants over the fastest, although the finishing time remains around a very acceptable 8 weeks. Romulan seeds are now homogeneous and have an improved robustness and yield as a result. This purple-stemmed plant branches extensively and is less appropriate for a sea of green garden than a set-up which takes advantage of the multiple branching and budding sites. A completely indica plant, Romulan is short and bushy with dark green leaves and thick buds. While still a moderate producer, Romulan has not lost its head-denting capabilities, and claims the title of Federation's most potent strain. Outdoors, this plant will yield about a half-pound of tight nuggets per fully grown plant. Drier climates are more favorable since the buds, being both thick and dense, have some susceptibility to mold. Romulan is alien pot with potent effects. Couch lock is likely and concentration may be difficult to maintain. Medically, this weed has shown excellent results for chronic pain. In addition to its ongoing popularity in BC, Romulan has developed a devoted fan base in Texas. The Romulans are a Vulcanoid species that mostly live in the Beta Quadrant. They founded and rule the Romulan Star Empire. Their name for themselves in their language is the Rihannsu. For a list of Romulan individuals, see the . Segregation of the Romulans was divided into two hemispheres of the planet, Romulans with the emblem of v on the forehead is the part of the hemisphere S'hirrikan "Western" and smooth forehead S'hirrikun hemisphere "Eastern", but These two Romulan nations follow the single power of Romulan Empire. The Romulans are a humanoid race from Romulus in the Star Trek universe. They are originally from Vulcan but left during the Time of Awakening because they rejected Surak's reforms. They founded the Romulan Star Empire which served as the main ruling government until 2380 when Admiral Donatra formed the Imperial Romulan State. De Romulans zijn een ras afkomstig van de planeet Romulus in het Beta kwadrant. Romulans zijn biologisch gezien de neven en nichten van de Vulcans, aangezien ze afstammelingen zijn van diegene die de ideeën van Surak tijdens de Tijd van de Opstanding verwierpen. Het Romulan sterrenrijk is de Romulan overheid en één van de grootste machten in de ruimte. The Romulans (Rihannsu in Romulan, meaning "the Declared") are a humanoid race who have had many conflicts with the Federation until the late 24th century, after their homeworld, Romulus, was destroyed by a nearby stars' supernova in 2387. The Romulans are biological cousins of Vulcans, as they are descended from those who rejected Surak's reforms during the Time of Awakening. The Romulan Star Empire is the Romulan state and one of the major powers in known space. Romulans are a humanoid species from the planet Romulus. Long ago, the Romulans were Vulcans who disagreed when the Vulcan leader Surak started preaching logic and self-control. They left Vulcan and found the twin planets of Romulus and Remus; founding the Romulan Star Empire. Romulans are physically stronger and more resistant to radiation and toxicity than humans and comparable to Vulcans, though seem to lack the Psionic capabilities of Vulcans. Romulans, unlike Vulcans, are just as emotive as humans, and their culture is extremely xenophobic and insular - the Romulan Empire before it's fracture was essentially a police state. Romulans are often seen by other species as deceitful and untrustworthy. Romulans were the first race to develop cloaking devices, having them as early as the 22nd Century. They later sold the technology to the Klingons during a short-lived alliance, however Romulan cloaks remain slightly more advanced. Although general xenophobia is common among Romulans, they have a racial enmity with Klingons, Vulcans and once considered the Remans little more than slaves. Romulan ale is a popular beverage in the Federation although it is technically illegal.

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