Landrace Cannabis Seeds: Pure and F1 Strains

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Landrace wardens kandahar black #3 x our pre-soviet afghani hindu kush. The kandahar is a putrid strain that truly thrives through flowering; by the end, she develops an unmistakable grape bubblicious bubble gum aroma that you can almost taste. I believe this afghani parent lineage has influenced many blueberry lines, such as Flo, Blue Moonshine, Blue Velvet, and F13 from DJ Short. Our pre-soviet afghani hindu kush is among the most pungent hindu kush strains we've encountered, featuring sharp road-kill skunk, fuel, and a hint of citrus lurking in the background. Rave reviews have poured in for this hybrid from both indoor and outdoor growers, and it stands out as a remarkable option for those exploring landrace indicas and the renowned black kush varieties. The versatility of this strain has made it a favorite among growers in regions like Mazar-i-Sherif.

This old school Afghani, a true landrace indica, originally made its way to California via the hippie trail in the late 60s, showcasing characteristics reminiscent of the pre-Soviet Afghani Hindu Kush. It is very stable, vigorous, and offers big pungency and yield. My thoughts are that this is the Afghani used in the original Skunk #1, road-kill Skunk #1, and skunk weed. In fact, when it first arrived and was grown in its pure form, I'm sure people referred to it as skunk but it also has connections to Mazar-i-Sherif. This strain is a must-have for any professional or amateur breeder, or anyone who appreciates old school Ghanis in their head stash. It performs exceptionally well in outdoor, indoor, or greenhouse settings, though it's wise to monitor humidity during the last four weeks as the buds grow huge. The aroma combines notes of skunk, diesel, and a hint of citrus or pine, or even a mix of both.

She is short and stocky, with a longer flowering period and not the biggest yield. However, the smell and potency make up for it, especially for fans of black kush. This strain has one of the most dense flowers we've ever encountered. If you are after medical effects or if potency matters above all, this is an excellent choice, as it’s more powerful than OG Kush, Bubba Kush, and even the pre-soviet Afghani Hindu Kush. Best grown indoors with hydroponics to speed up veg time and enhance yield while shortening the flowering time, it performs well in indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse settings. It's important to use charcoal filters, and due to its bud density, allow it to dry for 2 to 3 weeks before harvest, reminiscent of landrace indicas like Mazar-i-Sherif.

One of the most famous strains to ever originate from Afghanistan, the Black Kush is known for producing some of the most potent hash ever created. This specimen is a medium-sized plant compared to other landrace indicas like the Kabul and pre-Soviet Afghani Hindu Kush. Under the right circumstances, it can grow impressively large. The strain is very stable, making it great for breeding purposes. Its aroma is dominated by sour citrus and solvents, contrasted by a softer classic Afghan/hash base, with a subtle creamy note lurking deep beneath the surface. The Black Kush performs excellently in outdoor and greenhouse settings, but it also thrives indoors. It handles rain and humidity well, although the best results are achieved using the med-man method for optimal cannabis relative humidity. Mazar-i-Sherif characteristics further enhance its appeal.