Jalalabad Star

Preserved since 1989, these seeds were originally collected in 1988 in the area of Salang Pass, Afghanistan, after the disengagement of the Soviet Army there at the time. Jalalabad Star is of a narrow leaflet drug type. True to its pure Afghani genetics it is also a highly pungent cultivar. Indoor odor concealment will require sufficient ventilation. During the vegetative stage of this cultivar, growers should extend maturation for two months under MH/CMH 400-600W lights. During bloom, ExSitu recommends that both MH/CMH and HPS lights be utilized together. To finish the flowering stage, HPS lights are best. When grown indoors, the average Jalalabad Star cultivar can stretch to a height of approximately 50". Growers can expect a luscious green plant overall, yet some will be lucky enough to reveal a phenotype that displays exceedingly deep green, almost black colored leaves. The best results in growing this cultivar can be expected when allowed a full four months to mature to harvest. The effects of Jalalabad Star will provide a special kind of stone that can be described as psychedelic, and impressively powerful. Its beautiful honey colored flowers will invoke happiness and a general sense of well being. If given enough time to show itself at 100% growers will get a very special product to try, indeed. An Old World C. i. ssp. afghanica that came out of Afghanistan with the Soviet army in 1989, ExSitu’s Jalalabad Star is a delight for any cannabis connoisseur, and provides a genuine taste of cannabis history