- Type
- Indica dominant
- Heritage
- mostly indica
- Flowering
- 74 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Region: Maruf, Kandahar, Afghanistan. Lattitude: 31.57°N. Elevation: 1200 meters. Flowering time: 10-11 weeks. Structure: Medium-tall (2-2.5 meters). Bouquet: Diesel, naphthalene, paint thinner and foul aromas. High: Sedative.
Kandahar Black Selection from Maruf (Kandahar) and of the fields of Haji Agha. This is perhaps one of the best specimens, along with all of the other crown jewels catalogued during this project from various provinces. Our Black selection features a completely black embodiment from the leaves to the very flowers. It also expresses a very desirable bract to leaf ratio with big yields of dense resin coated buds that can take a beating in the harsh outdoors of Southern Afghanistan. The aromas on this plant are built around the common elements of smell found in this population which are on a completely non-sweet tangent and represents smells which are basically a complex mix of earthy, spicy, acrid and sharp phenol-based smells. The beautifully etched buds on a robust structure, which are both dense and covered in copious resin at the same time.. There were several other completely Black individuals with exceptional qualities as such but none more desirable than this one right here in all its glory, encompassing all of the best features in a single plant