Colombian Gold Lowland Strain

Genetics: Santa Marta Gold （lowland） – Samarian Golden – Caturra Source: Local Sativa from the low mountains of Sierra Nevada, Santa Marta, Northern Colombia Latitude: 11° N Elevation: 1000 – 2300 m.a.s.l. （3300 – 7500 ft） Vegetative phase: 16 – 20 weeks Flowering phase: 16 – 18 weeks Height: 1.5 – 2 metres （5 – 6.5 ft） Aromas: Incense, ripe mandarins, fruity, grape, turpentine Flavour: Creamy, acidic, fruity, incense Effects: psychoactive, lysergic, euphoric, psychedelic, potent, long-lasting, clear brain Yield: high Phenotypes: 5 Characteristics: loose resinous flowers with a golden finish and large pointed calyx, precocity to grow and flower compared to other lines from the high mountain range. The effects are powerful, psychoactive and lysergic. In the mountains there were not only the low and mountain lines, there was great diversity, but the most outstanding and the ones that survived these adversities and the most notable are these low mountain Santa Marta Gold and the high mountain one. The Santa Marta Gold lowland was a line that many farmers and hippie settlers chose to cultivate in the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s until drug traffickers and paramilitary groups such as the AUC （U