Love of Landrace
Here you can find all information about the cannabis breeder Love of Landrace. We've collected data about 8 Cannabis Strains breed by Love of Landrace Click on the strains to find more informations, pictures, reviews, comparisons and sources for a variety - and/or check out the Breeder Info here at the page to find out more about Love of Landrace. Its also possible to visualize all Love of Landrace strains together with all their Parents or Hybrids with our dynamic maps - check it out!
Love of Landrace's strains
| Strain name | Flowering time | Strain heritage | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 80s Durban Poison | Love of Landrace | 116 | sativa | regular |
| Ivory Coast | Love of Landrace | 91 | sativa | regular |
| KwaZulu | Love of Landrace | 109 | sativa | regular |
| Lesotho (Matekoane) | Love of Landrace | 112 | sativa | regular |
| Malawi Gold | Love of Landrace | 112 | sativa | regular |
| Nigerian Landrace | Love of Landrace | 81 | sativa | regular |
| São Tomé | Love of Landrace | 112 | sativa | regular |
| Transkei | Love of Landrace | 105 | sativa | regular |
More info about this breeder
Love of Landrace is dedicated to preserving the world's original cannabis genetics through the collection and conservation of authentic landrace varieties. These traditional cultivars have evolved naturally over countless generations within their native environments, resulting in genetics renowned for their stability, resilience, and historical significance.
Quick Facts
- Location: Africa
- Specialty: Landrace cannabis genetics
- Seed Types: Regular
- Notable Varieties: Transkei, Nkuringo Gold, Ivory Coast, São Tomé
- Ideal For: Growers and collectors seeking authentic landrace genetics
Driven by a commitment to genetic diversity and cannabis heritage, Love of Landrace sources seeds directly from their regions of origin, working to preserve unique local populations before they disappear. Each collection represents generations of natural adaptation to local climates and growing conditions, offering growers the opportunity to cultivate some of the world's most authentic and culturally significant cannabis genetics.
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