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Swabi

Swabi by Indian Landrace Exchange — indica/sativa hybrid cannabis seeds. regular.

This is Indian Landrace Exchange's release of Swabi.

Type
Indica/Sativa hybrid
Heritage
indica / sativa
Seeds
regular
Feminized
no
Autoflowering
no

About this release

Swabi, is a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa of Pakistan. Although the district is situated at 34° N of Equator but its a continues flat land between Indus and Kabul River that converge towards the extreme south of Swabi District the rivers are used to draw irrigation canals for the villages. Due to being Flatland the cannabis is farmed either in Patches in Mild to dense Jungle like area, Mango Orchids Or Inside High wall parameter, like 10-14 ft. Which still remains easily accessible though but just hidden from Plain sight. The Government interference has impacted the cannabis farming a lot already and to in a rapidly developing district, living a socially acceptable status means farmers weaning away from this cannabis as a livelihood. CLIMATE: Swabi has a humid-subtropical climate, while the summers are not extremely hot like north India but they are quite similar in being humid and muggy, with constant rains. (en.climate-data.org/swabi-961106) the annual precipitation averages 639 mm. November is the driest month with an average rainfall of 12 mm, while the wettest month is August, with an average 137 mm of precipitation. June is the hottest month of the year with an average temperature of 32.9 °C. The coldest month January has an average temperature of 10.2 °C. Swabi is an agricultural centre with many villages included in it, namely - Turlandi, asota, permuli and many more around the razzar tehsil which is their main agricultural belt. These villages usually grow wheat, rice and Corn alongside limited cannabis crops mostly in remote villages, for producing Garda (Hashish) from domesticated Landrace varieties out of peshawar valley part of which now makes up Mardan district. Swabi has a temperate climate, that is a proper hot summers followed by a small transition period of 30 days and cold winters. The wild/Unaffected varieties can be seen growing around everywhere and do cross pollinate with the domesticated shorter plants most probably imported from peshawar Va