- Type
- Pure indica
- Heritage
- indica
- Flowering
- 77 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
About this release
Product Description
Year of collection - 2022
Location/Site - Mastung, Balochistan
Alt. & Lat. - 5000 ft. / 29.88 N, 66.78 E
Profile - Spicey, musk, diesel, earthy
Type - Broad Leave/Drug type THC dom
Structure - Tall (10-12 ft.) round bush with medium-long internodes
Flowering Term - 11-12 weeks
Typical growing season - April to November
Resin Type - Dry textured resin glands
Effects - sedative, relaxing and sleepy Balochistan is the largest province in Pakistan situated at the southwest territories bordered by Afghanistan towards North and North West, Iran towards south west, Sindh in the East and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/FATA regions in the North East. And south is bounded by the Arabian Sea. The climate is extremely harsh and uninhabitable at most places. Climate in the highlands is characterized by very cold winters and warm summers. Winters towards the foothills of the highlands vary from extremely cold in the northern districts close to Afghanistan and somewhat hospitable conditions can be found closer to the Makran in the coastal areas influenced by the Arabian Sea. Dam made on Dasht river supplies most of drinking water and cater to irrigation needs As of today Balochistan suffers from a natural water crisis coupled with other socio political upheavals in the region. Balochistan has an absolutely unforgiving terrain, sand storms originating from Iran are a common occurrence in the north west Balochistan. And in the midst of all this the traditional Balochi Cannabis farmers are still able to not only grow but also produce some of the best traditionally processed Hashish around the world. Balochistan is situated from 27° N to 29° N around places like Dasht and Mastung district which are also located at an average altitude of 5500 ft. Which still only allows for a medium long flowering expression since the snow sets in late in December, except for mountains where it snows as early as mid November. The broad leaf/Short season varieties which can be seen growing in va