Nigerian Afropips

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Basic infos

Nigerian Afropips is an sativa from The Landrace Team and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±95 days) The Landrace Team's Nigerian Afropips is/was never available as feminized seeds.

The Landrace Team Description

Genetics: Nigerian from Afropips
Latitude: 9 N
Height: 180 – 250 cm
Veg: 12-13 weeks
Flowering: 12-15 weeks
Aromas: Coffee, leather, woody, licorice, pungent menthol
Flavour: woody, pungent, fragrant
Yield: medium-high
Phenotypes: 6
Effects: psychoactive, euphoric, calm, relaxing without heaviness.
Cultivation: 800 to 2200 m.a.s.l. （2600-7200 ft）
Characteristics: Resistant to diseases, pests and high humidity, in addition its effect of well-being and euphoria is notable in this Nigerian Sativa
Grow type: outdoors, greenhouse, indoors

Nigerian sativas have incomparable and unmistakable traits. Also, due to its high resistance to humidity, chemical profile and precocity to grow and flower, this line is at the top of our collection. This is a legendary Sativa from Nigeria that comes from Afropips’ collection and preservation of the first releases to the public. Since it came into our hands we have preserved it with the greatest number of genes so as not to limit tastes, the greater the diversity in a pure line the more we can explore and find an entire universe of our taste.

This variety grows vigorously, showing lush deep dark green foliage and strong stems with medium internodal spaces. From the seedling stage, the way it grows is outstanding. The leaves are serrated, pointed and thin; Some do not have a normal flat shape but rather their leaflets try to curve and wrinkle slightly, which gives some phenotypes a unique characteristic since these have more productive flowering, an interesting structure like thick wheat and a minimal calyx-leaf ratio. There is a purple phenotype with an intense aroma of Alibertia patinoi （Borojo or Head fruit） and blueberry. The effect of this Nigerian sativa is intense, clean, psychoactive, meditative with a pleasant acrid, acidic and woody flavor.