Mastuj Chitral Purple Apricot

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Basic infos

Mastuj Chitral Purple Apricot is an indica from Indian Landrace Exchange and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±67 days) Indian Landrace Exchange's Mastuj Chitral Purple Apricot is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Indian Landrace Exchange Description

Region: Mastuj, Chitral, Pakistan.
Elevation: 2300 meters.

Type  | FIRST GENERATION (P1) LANDRACE STRAIN
Format  | Regular
Sativa / Indica ratio  | 100 % indica
Flowering indoors  | 9-10 weeks
Flowering outdoors  | End of September / Early October
Yield  | Average-High
Resistance against spider mites  | Average-High
Resistance against powder mildew  | High
Resistance against botrytis  | High
Resistance against white fly  | Average-High
Resistance against cold  | High
Resistance against heat  | High
Latitude  |  36.28ºN.
Genetics  | First generation pure indica landrace from Mastuj, Pakistan.
Structure  | Tall christmas tree (10-12 ft.)
Bouquet  | Sweet berries and apricot.
High  | Energetic and uplifting.
Terpene profile  | It has not yet been analyzed.
Growing Tips  | Especially recommended for outdoor growing in hot and dry climates due to its excellent adaptability to heat and drought in its place of origin. It withstands without problem the cold during flowering and strong temperature variations throughout its development. It can easily be grown indoors too. We recommend moderate levels of nutrients for the whole cycle, slightly higher in NPK in the first two thirds of the flowering period.