Iranian

Genetics: Iranian Cannabis Landrace Sourcing: Kushman, Khorasan, Iran, 2019 Harvest Purpose: Charas （sieved resin）, bhang Latitude: 35° N Harvest: late-September to October Height: 2 to 4 metres Aroma: Afghanesque Characteristics: High-yielding Classification: Cannabis sativa subsp. indica var. afghanica x C. sativa subsp. indica var. indica Grow Type: Outdoors, greenhouse, or indoors An Iranian cannabis landrace from the Khorasan region of northeastern Iran, neighboring Turkmenistan and Afghanistan. This is a high-yielding domesticated strain with immense bud production. It was sourced through a long-term resident of Khorasan with deep knowledge of the area. Seeds are direct from local farmers. Khorasan is an ancient centre of cannabis culture. Most famously, it was the site of the khanqah of Qutb ad-Dīn Haydar, a Muslim mystic legendarily said to have discovered hashish. Best known to the West as Sheikh Haydar, his followers, the Haydaris, were famed for their extreme practices and chronic cannabis use. Traditional Iranian landraces exhibit characteristics like those of the Hindu Kush and Near East. NOTE: This is an open-pollinated reproduction of the 2019 accession. Seeds are testing at close to 100% germination