Mango Thai

Genetics: Traditional Lao – Thai Ganja Cannabis Landrace Sourcing: The Real Seed Company, Laos, Southeast Asia, 2021 Purpose: Ganja (seedless or lightly seeded buds) Latitude: 21° N Regional Harvest: Approx. 6 months from seed to harvest Height: 2 – 4 metres Characteristics: Mango, tobacco, earthiness, musk, black pepper, spices; Sativa-type architecture Classification: Cannabis sativa subsp. indica var. indica Grow Type: Greenhouse or outdoors ***Our other Tai accessions are just as good or better than ‘Mango Thai’ and can be found here. Please check them out!*** A classic Lao – Thai cannabis landrace cultivated for ganja. Powerfully aromatic like all good tropical Sativas and can exhibit anything from pleasantly euphoric to intense potency. Two main variants are expressed, one with strong fruit scents redolent of mango and papaya, the other with ‘darker’ and earthier aromas akin to tobacco, leather, spices, and musk. The mango plants tend to be lighter and softer green in colour. The richer, more tobacco-scented forms typically have darker-coloured bracts, a trait that’s enhanced on curing. Buds are resinous and will coat a joint in oil during smoking. Smoke is thick, flavourful, and smooth. This particular ganja strain is most closely associated with Central Laos, particularly Vientiane Province, though it can be found cultivated in Isan, Northeast Thailand. Whether it’s Thai or Lao is open to interpretation. Northern Isan and Central Laos face each other on opposite banks of the Mekong River, which functions to connect the the two regions economically and culturally. The language of northern Isan is Lao, and local people often refer to the regions on both sides of the river collectively as ‘Meuang Lao’. Highly recommended to breeders, essential for collectors. NOTE: These seeds are from the same source as the original accession of ‘Mango Thai’ (i.e., not the 2019 Vientiane one) – namely tribal farmers contracted by a Thai broker to cultivate ganja for the Thai m