- Type
- Pure sativa
- Heritage
- sativa
- Flowering
- Starts in October
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
About this release
Genetics: Karen Sativa Landrace
Region: Karen Province (Myanmar)
Sourcing: Local grower in Karen province
Latitude: 18 N
Height: 2 – 3,5 metres outdoors (in pots). In the ground they get much taller
Sowing: February-April in Myanmar
Flowering: Starts in October/November and finishes in December/January
Vegetative: 14-16 weeks
Flowering: 12-17 weeks in Myanmar
Harvest: December to February in Myanmar
Aroma: guava,sage,medicinal plants,balsamic,bitter and aromatic,gooseberries,petrol
Flavour: woody,aromatic,fragrant but also bitter and sweet
Effects: soaring head high,motivating,euphoric,very potent,laughter inducing,psychedelic
Yield: high
Phenotypes: 7
Characteristics: resistant to drought,dry soil, air currents Karen sativa from Myanmar is a wild looking plant with high resistance, vigour, interesting, pleasant and intense aromas of sage, medicinal plants, balsamic aromas, bitter and aromatic flavours. It also carries a fragrance of unripe gooseberries (ribes, R. uva-crispa). These plants are of great values and could be used for the breed of new lines; it easily exceeds 3 metres (10 feet) in height and we have observed 7 phenotypic variables that commonly posses great vigour and aromas, and is highly resistant to air currents, wind and rain, it is highly resistant even when the soil is very dry and little nutrients. The production is high and the smoke is aromatic, fragrant and woody with a pleasant effect that motivates you, and is very potent and euphoric. The vegetative stage takes from 14 to 16 weeks while the flowering takes minimum 12 weeks for the faster phenotypes u to 17 weeks for the plants that take the longest.This genetic line is very special for us and is classified among the most complicated lines to achieve and the most interesting for the scientific part due to its interesting rare and unique chemotype. The place of origin of this Sativa variety from Myanmar has a great, very difficult and warlike armed conflict at the time of writing. Entering th