Uttarakhand

Genetics: North Indian charas cultivar Sourced by: The Landrace Team year 2000 Purpose: Charas Elevation: 1600 m.a.s.l Latitude: 29° N Height: between 2.5 and 3.5 metres （and above） in outdoor Vegetative: 16 to 18 weeks Flowering: 14 to 18 weeks Aromas: Sweet fique, spicy, piney, guava, creamy, tangerine peels Effects: Highly euphoric,blissful,joyful, bright,active,energetic Taste: mentholated flavour, fruity and woody Phenotypes: 5 Grow type: Outdoor, greenhouse, indoor Characteristics: Resistant to pests,humidity and extreme conditions Uttarkhand is a giant sativa with unique and interesting aromas of sweet fique,pine,spices, guava, high resistance to pests to humidity and difficult conditions of different natural cold dry and humid environments as well, a true slender stylized and fine plant, beautiful tool for the breeding of new varieties that show different and unique organoleptic profiles. The vegetative stage of Uttarakhand goes from 16 to 18 weeks producing thick stems and many branches. Large leaves of 3 and 7 thin and very serrated leaflets, beautiful light green colour that loses its hue to a yellow-green tone as its stage progresses. The internodal spaces vary in size from 8 to 20 cm, the foliage and stems when rubbed smell like ripe guava. The plants reach heights during the vegetative stage of up to 2.50 meters. We have noticed find 5 different phenotypes some of which show dark red stems. The flowering stage takes between 14 to 18 weeks, During flowering the plants develop an abundant loose floral structure that reaches heights of up to 3.50 metres and above in optimal outdoor conditions. The calyxes are swollen and of a light lemon green and other showing very faint lilac colours. All of the plants have a great abundance of resin that emanates aromas of pine, mint, fique, guava, spices, very intense and fragrant cream, loose structures and some with wheat-shaped endings. The general structure for all the phenotypes is highly branched and conical; Th