Calvinia

Genetics: Calvinia Sourced in Calvinia, S.Africa Latitude: 31° S Elevation: 1500 m.a.s.l. Sowing season: September/October in S.Africa Height: 1.2 – 1.8 m. in veg up to 220 cm in flower Veg: 13-15 weeks Flower: 14-16 weeks Regional harvest: April/May in S.Africa Aromas: grapefruit, anise, licorice, menthol, incense Flavour: menthol and incense, subtle anise Effect: euphoric, long-lasting, powerful, psychoactive Phenotypes: 6 Yield: Medium Characteristics: medium size, conical structure, high resistance to moisture, drought and pests Grow type: outdoors, greenhouse, indoors Calvinia is part of the Greater Karoo region of South Africa, the city is located in the southern Hantam Mountains on the banks of the Oorlogskloof river.These plants with a sativa archetype and structure are very interesting due to their short flowering cycles and their pleasant aromas of grapefruit, anise, liquorice and incense. High resistance to moisture, drought and pests. This South African sativa with a vegetative stage of 13 to 15 weeks shows great resistance to extreme climates of heat that exceed 40°C, maintaining vigorous foliage without traces of mistreatment due to high temperatures and drafts, it is also resistant to climates with rainy conditions, pests and diseases, it is a beautiful sativa with enormous qualities worthy of being collected. The size of Calvinia is medium, reaching in the vegetative stage a height that goes between 120 to 180 cm with an abundant light green foliage of thin, very serrated leaves of 8 leaflets, elongated petioles, medium internodal spaces with thick hollowed stems that, when rubbed, smell of citrus, fruits and a disgusting sweetness. We have observed 6 different phenotypes, all of them characterized by their conical structure. The flowering of this beautiful South African sativa is copious and gives fairly compact resinous flowers with large calyxes that take 14 to 16 weeks to be ready, time in which it is dedicated to growing and thickening in an abu