Balochistan Quetta Purple Selection #1

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Balochistan Quetta Purple Selection #1 is an Indica from ACE Seeds und kann indoor und outdoor angebaut werden (Wobei die Pflanzen eine Blütezeit von ±84 benötigen) ACE Seeds ist Balochistan Quetta Purple Selection #1 ist/war nie als feminisierte Samen erhältlich.

ACE Seeds Beschreibung

Legendary Indica Landrace from Balochistan, Pakistan

Origin: Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan (2022)
Type: Broadleaf cannabis indica, THC-rich chemotype

Quetta Purple Selection #1 is a unique Afghan-Pakistani landrace indica, renowned for its sweet, fruity aroma profile and potent sedative effects. Unlike other Quetta selections, this variety is completely dominated by fruity notes such as apple, cherries, apricot, layered with a subtle citrus background, giving it an overwhelmingly sweet and distinct bouquet.

• Structure: Very tall, robust plants with strong lateral branches, capable of supporting heavy, resin-rich buds.
• Flowering: 12–14 weeks indoors; harvested outdoors in November.
• Growth pattern: Exhibits a 3–4 week pre-flowering stretch, followed by rapid floral development, expanding 3–4X its vegetative size by maturity.

• Produces a strong body high with a sedative, deeply relaxing effect.
• Potency varies slightly depending on individual plant chemotypes, all maintaining the classic indica experience.

• Dominated by sweet, fruity aromas: apple, cherries, apricot.
• Background notes of citrus enhance the overall sensory experience.
• Terpene profile not yet analyzed, but clearly distinguished from other Quetta landraces by its intense fruit-forward bouquet.

• Type: First-generation (P1) indica landrace
• Sativa / Indica Ratio: 100% indica
• Yield: Medium–High
• Resistance: Excellent adaptability to heat, drought, and cold; average-high resistance to spider mites, powdery mildew, and whitefly.

Growing Tips:

• Ideal for outdoor cultivation in hot, dry climates, thriving under strong sun and fluctuating temperatures.
• Can be grown indoors with proper support for vertical growth.
• Requires moderate nutrient levels throughout the cycle, with slightly elevated NPK during the first two-thirds of flowering.

Balochistan, bordering Afghanistan and Iran, has a legendary cannabis culture and long-standing tradition of progressive cultivation practices. Its mid-latitude climate (approximately 30ºN) allows local landraces like Quetta Purple to develop natural resilience, extended flowering periods (12–14 weeks), and strong cannabinoid profiles.

Local farmers often cross these regional strains with imported varieties from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, producing shorter, compact plants with higher cannabinoid and terpene content, ideal for crafting high-quality, flavorful hashish.

Type | First-generation (P1) landrace indica
Format | Regular
Sativa / Indica | 100% indica
Flowering (Indoor) | 12–14 weeks
Flowering (Outdoor) | November
Yield | Medium–High
Resistance | Spider mites: Avg–High, Powdery mildew: Avg–High, Botrytis: Avg, Whitefly: Avg–High, Cold: High, Heat: High
Latitude | 0º–45º
Genetics | Pure indica landrace from Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan
Structure | Tall, robust, strong lateral branches
Bouquet | Sweet, apple, cherries, apricot, citrus background
High | Sedative, strong body effect
Terpene profile | Not yet analyzed
Growing Tips | Excellent for outdoor hot/dry climates; moderate nutrients, slightly higher NPK in first two-thirds of flowering; adaptable to indoor growing