Chebarkul

Genetics: Western Siberia Landrace (daylight neutral = Autoflowering) Location: Chelyabinsk Oblast, Southern Siberia Sourced: Collected at source in Western Siberia Purpose: Resin production Latitude: 54° N Harvest: – Late August/early September Height: 1.5 to 4 metres Aroma – Piney, citrus, sweet floral taste. Also purple colours Effects: intense body relaxation,mildly psychoactive,slightly cerebral, calm, physically soothing Grow Type: Outdoors, greenhouse, or indoors Characteristics: Autoflowering, small leaves, hardy purple hues, resinous Seeds have been hand-picked from wild plants growing in rocky soil, in a rural village around Lake Chebarkul, located east of the Ural Mountains. The Ural Mountains form the continental boundary between Europe and Asia, Chelyabinsk itself is therefore also known as “The Gateway to Siberia.” These were gathered at 54° N. The leaves are thin and heavily serrated. Plants flower in July at 54° N latitude. This early flowering characteristic has proven to be dominant making it an excellent strain for creating new strains with shorter flowering times. It is a great breeding tool. One of the hardiest to grow outdoor. Resistant to cold, powdery mildew, strong winds and cold. This is an extremely light feeder, does not need any kind of nutrients for the first week or two and does not like chemical nutrients. Go organic and as light as possible. Also, these plants prefer drier conditions. Growing at such latitudes in very adverse climate conditions these plants have developed resistance to low temperatures, powdery mildew, humidity and strong winds. They are a good candidate for breeders and amateurs who want to develop new varities with such qualities and at the same time cutting down on flowering times, especially if grown in adverse conditions. The effects are great. Smooth smoke, really medicinal, long lasting and intense body relaxation. Mildly psychoactive, slightly cerebral, it lingers in the back of your eyes making you feel slig