Crete

Genetics: Greek Cretan domesticate drug cultivar Sourcing: Delicorganic Purpose: Bud and hash Latitude: 35°N Elevation: 400 – 500 m.a.s.l. Height: 3 – 4 meters in optimal conditions in natural outdoor environment Flowering: 11-12 weeks. Flowering starts early August in Greece Regional Harvest: mid-end of October outdoor in Greece Yield: 500-600 of dried flowers per plant （outdoor） THC levels: moderate levels of THC 14-18% Aromas:herbal,earthy,woody,eucalyptus,helichrysum,turmeric,dittany,frankincense,mountain tea Taste: Hashy, herbal High: intense, calming,long lasting. Uplifting with a pleasant body buzz. Potent for a landrace. Sativa profile Characteristics: light green flowers,neither compact nor airy. Some phenos show vivid red pistils on flowers Grow type: Outdoor, greenhouse, indoors The Cretan is another classic and legendary landrace strain from Greece, seeds from these domesticated plants were collected in the early 90’s from the mountainous region of Rethimno on the island of Crete. Cretan is a cultivar that locals cultivated for bud production, not hash, although it has many characteristics of the hash plant family: it’s a fast flowering sativa （also closer to a NLD） with incredible mix of terpenes and amazing effects. This line thanks to the oldschool genetic profile shows a similar quality of effects such as other Greek cultivars, like Kalamata Red, energetic and creative in small doses but when used repeatedly can become very intense, calming, mildly trippy, like very small doses of psilocybin mushrooms. You will be feeling full of happiness and it will be long lasting and with a slight body effect at the end. The aromas and taste are herbal, hashy, woody, like eucalyptus, helichrysum, turmeric and dittany. Cretan doesn’t stretch like a pure sativa although it can reach 3-4 metres max with strong branching and ideal short internodal spacing. It finishes around mid-end of October outdoors in Crete with a flowering of 11-12weeks. These plants have （been）