Pakistani Pink

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Informations de base

Pakistani Pink is an indica from Landrace Bureau et peut être cultivé indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Là où les plantes auront besoin d'une période de floraison de ±67 jours) Landrace Bureau Pakistani Pink n'est/n'a jamais été disponible en graines féminisées.

Description de Landrace Bureau

Pakistani Pink F1- Chitrali Hindu Kush (Pakistani Chitral Landrace)

9 - 10 Week Flowering Time

Sourcing: Landrace Genetics Chitral, Hindu Kush, collected by Trident Seeds

Harvest: October to early November

Height: 6-8 ft outdoors

Aroma: Kerosene, Camphene, & Borneol

Characteristics: Biodiverse; warm, centred high; resinous; broad to narrow leaflets; pink stigmas; Indica and Sativa-types;

Classification: Cannabis sativa subsp. indica var. afghanica x C. sativa subsp. indica var. indica

Grow Type: Outdoors, greenhouse, or indoors.

Landrace cannabis from the Chitral region of Pakistan, located in the Hindu Kush mountain range, exhibits several unique characteristics due to its specific geographic and climatic conditions:

    Genetic Purity: Landrace strains are essentially the original cannabis strains, unpolluted by external genetics. This makes Chitrali cannabis a genetic treasure for breeders and enthusiasts interested in the original, unadulterated cannabis plant.

    Adaptation to Environment:

        Altitude: Chitral's high altitude (ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 meters) means the plants are adapted to high UV exposure, lower oxygen levels, and significant temperature swings. This often results in plants with robust, hardy characteristics.

        Climate: The region experiences cold winters and hot summers, with a distinct monsoon season. This climate variability influences the cannabis to have a robust structure and a lifecycle that might differ from other regions, often leading to a shorter growing season.

    Morphology:

        Structure: Chitrali cannabis often exhibits a more indica-dominant structure, with short, bushy plants that can withstand harsh conditions like strong winds and heavy snowfall. The leaves are broader and more resistant to UV damage.

        Flowering: Due to the high altitude and cold nights, flowering might be triggered earlier, leading to plants that flower in a shorter photoperiod compared to equatorial strains.

    Chemical Profile:

        Terpenes: The terpene profile can be quite distinctive, often characterized by earthy, piney, or spicy aromas. These terpenes not only contribute to the flavor but also to the plant's natural defense mechanisms against pests and diseases prevalent in the region.

    Resilience: Given the extreme conditions, these plants have naturally selected for traits that make them very resilient against pests, diseases, and environmental stress. This resilience can be of great interest to cannabis breeders looking for hardy genetics.

    Yield and Potency: While not always the highest in terms of yield due to the harsh growing conditions, the potency can be significant, with the plants developing strong resin production as a defense mechanism against the environment.

Understanding these characteristics not only provides insights into the botanical adaptations of cannabis but also highlights the rich biodiversity and cultural history associated with this plant in regions like Chitral. If you're considering these genetics for cultivation or study, it's crucial to respect both the legal frameworks and the cultural heritage surrounding these landraces.

Pakistani Strain Hunting 2023 Recap with Future Cannabis Podcast and Kevin Jordy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8SZhmtqla8

Regular seeds are of super quality, they are inherently more stable, and naturally vigorous. Regular seeds preserve your sovereignty to make your own seeds and more importantly make selections that are most suitable and perform the best in your environment, growing style and climate. 

Bred under high pest pressure, it 110 f degree temperatures with no pest managment. This selection performed exceptionally well in Oklohoma where there were extreme temperatures of above 110 for two months straight. There was a large amount of weeds, grasses and trees that provided high pest pressure and caterpillars that did the most damage followed by grasshoppers. Despite that and no pest management this selection took less that 5% percent damage during the whole season. We are very excited to work with this variety further and perserve this linage.