Oruzgan Zala

Genetics: Afghani Landrace Region: Oruzgan Province, Afghanistan Sourcing: Chora agricultural district, Oruzgan Province, in situ Latitude: 32° N Altitude: 1750 m.a.s.l. Height: 1 – 2 meters Sowing: March – April // Indoor: Veg. 30-40 days 4-5 ft. tall （120-150cm） 24hrs constant Harvest: September – October // Indoor: 72 days in flower at 12/12 Aromas: spices,hashy,onion/garlic,incense,earthy,pine,diesel Taste: Hashy, earthy, sugar, pepper. Similar to White Widow or Bruce Banner Effects: Immediately uplifting without being edgy, soothing, relaxing without being narcotic. Release of mental and physical tensions. Meditative at low dose,lucid-dreaming at higher dose. Lasts for two from just a few hits. Characteristics: Very resinous, vigorous,resilient, tight internode spacing. Several phenotypical expressions have been observed, high level of genetic variation and genetic novelty thanks to the open pollination practices of Oruzgan farmers. Grow Type: Outdoor, greenhouse, indoor Banghi （cannabis） has a rich, storied history in Oruzgan Province. These seeds come from the original harvest from the Chora agricultural District. Oruzgan has long been one of the more isolated provinces in Afghanistan, both geographically and politically. These seeds carry a storied genetic history, protected proudly by the farmers that sow them year after year. Ideal for pheno-hunters, these seeds display a beautiful selection of genetic variation and novelty thanks to the local farmers traditional open-pollination growing practice. Ranging in height from 1 to 2 meters. The Oruzgan plants display a blend of indica and sativa traits but leaning more towards indica in effect and plant structure. Broad leaves frequently displaying purpling color change in cooler temperatures approaching harvest. Short internode spacing and girthy long cola buds. Strong lateral branching with thick stems. These plants grow under very rigorous conditions in their native habitat, having a bamboo-like trunk and mer