- Type
- Ruderalis hybrid
- Heritage
- ruderalis
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- yes
About this release
Genetics: Kurgan – Super Autoflower Pure Ruderalis
Location: Kurgan Oblast (Southern edge of West Siberian Plain). South of the Ural Mountains
Sourced: Collected at source
Latitude: 54°N
Harvest: Mid to Late August in local outdoor environment
Height: 1.5 – 3.5 metres outdoors
Aroma: Selected for a very strong pleasant sweet and sour taste, with Lavender hint Terpene profiles.
Effects: Stoney
Grow Type: This Cultivar is suitable for outdoor and greenhouse growing, but also indoor
Characteristics: CBD, Autoflowering, early maturing This is a vigorous, disease/pest resistant, cold resistant, early super Autoflower. Perfect for early planting in uncertain climates. A moderately resinous plant with both narrow leaf and broad leaf appearance and structure.
The effects after smoking was stoney, but not highly psychoactive. Ideal for hybridization. This pure Ruderalis was collected directly from feral fields along the Russian-Kazakhstan border. These were gathered at 54° degrees North Latitude. These are cold tolerant, frost resistant and have a dominant early flowering characteristic. So, it is an excellent strain for hybridization in the hands of a skilled breeder. This variety is a fundamental building block allowing for original strains to be created from the ground up. This is a revolutionary assets for all outdoor growers. An exceptionally true breeding Ruderalis. Highly heterogeneous. Each plant tends to be a different individual both in growth pattern, structure and height. Their heterogeneous background makes it possible to discover some true keepers. Careful breeding through many generations will allow you to select the earliest, most resinous, most vigorous plants available anywhere in the world. This is definitely the strain to work with for difficult, cold climates, or for those growers that desire extreme earliness. “What other seed growers fail to realize is that this dominant early flowering characteristics allow Ruderalis to be outcrossed indefinitely with