- Type
- Pure indica
- Heritage
- indica
- Flowering
- 63 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Genetics: Afghan Kush IBL x Hindu Kush IBL (Korengal region) Variety: 100% Indica Avg. Flowering Time: 9 Weeks Yield: Heavy Potency: Extreme Our flagship medical strain, and hash plant par excellence, developed specifically to manage symptoms of Crohn's disease and to assist cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatment. A cross of two pure indica varieties from the Himalayas, Master Medica is the go-to strain for treating stomach pain, cramping, nausea, vomiting, and migraines. Many patients report a pronounced broncho/vasodilation effect from Master Medica, making her a promising option for patients with breathing and circulatory difficulties. Master Medica produces some of the highest quality extracts with profound medicinal value, and of course, absolutely top tier traditional Afghani hash. Clear-headed yet powerfully medicating, this is the strain you want in your herbal apothecary when you’re feeling ill and don’t have time to be down for the count. Parental Lines and Development: Master Medica was developed over many years by Professor Sprout of Lucky 13 Seed Company by searching through classic Afghani cultivars from the Himalayan foothills. He was looking for only the most medicinally effective strains to help treat painful symptoms of Crohn’s disease, as traditional medications had failed to offer much assistance in the way of relief. In Master Medica, Professor Sprout was able to create a strain that not only provided respite from his many discomforts, but also allowed a level of functionality and alertness that had been elusive in other medicinal, yet highly stupefying strains, such as Romulan, UBC Chemo, and Peanut Butter Herijuana. Master Medica was created by merging two heirloom Himalayan hash plants: An incredibly pungent late 90’s broad-leaf Afghan Kush, and a high altitude early 2000’s Hindu Kush landrace from the Korengal Valley. The former, a textbook chunky indica plant with a dwarfish structure and crippling stone, and the la