Because appearance can be misleading, I try not too make too many speculations just based on appearance.
Clearly this sample was grown indoors. An apparent level of high resin production indicates that it was grown well by an experienced grower. At the microscopic level, the majority of the trichromes were intact, indicating care was taken in handling the products. The trichromes were either clear of slightly milky, suggesting that the grower harvested a day or two early. However, at this level of cultivation, it's quite possible that harvest was intentionally early to keep the sleepy CBN levels down.
The smell proved delightfully complex. An intense sweet attack with notes of citrus and melon mellows out into a mixture of bleach/earthy skunk. Quite pungent.
A glass hit on a clean bong revealed that the citrus/melon fruit takes on a much bigger in the taste. Upon exhalation, a satisfying earthy skunk combination lingers on the tongue.
The high had excellent balance of sativa/indica genetics. A psychedelic/trippy head high was accompanied by a submerged-in-a-hottub body feeling. The high did not feel debilitating. I would recommend it as an evening-in herb; it won't won't put you to sleep, but a busy environment might diminish its outstanding trippy qualities.
On the whole an excellent smoke. One of the more interesting hybrids I've had recently, well grown Romskunk is certainly worth your time.
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