Zanjeer

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Informations de base

Zanjeer is an indica from Indian Landrace Exchange et peut être cultivé indoors, outdoors and greenhouse (Là où les plantes auront besoin d'une période de floraison de ±63 jours) Indian Landrace Exchange Zanjeer n'est/n'a jamais été disponible en graines féminisées.

Description de Indian Landrace Exchange

Zabul is a province in the Southern Afghanistan, which is located along the Durand Line and borders with Pakistan.

It is a mix of flat land, semi to fully mountainous territories, which are dissected by a few major rivers such as Arghandab river and a number of seasonal rivers that emerge for durations that purely depends on the winter rains, spring rain and the precipitation accumulated in the form of snow on the mountains in a particular year. The droughts have become much more prevalent and a common occurrence in past decade or so, and with no organized watering system the farmers of Zabul are basically left to bear the brunt of Nature by themselves.

The traditional cannabis farmers from these Asian regions are seldom if ever recognized for their continued foundational work around the cannabis plant.

The hash plants grown in this area consistently give off a sweet textured smell built on an aromatic spicy base of fennel, clove, cinnamon like flavours which is quite unique of a profile to be seen in such a consistent manner across a population in Afghanistan. There’s little to no fuel （phenol, toluene） like aromas accompanying the sweet and spicy profile, and neither does it carry any foul/offensive aromas like rotten fruit or meat.

As the season comes to a close towards the October in this region, most of the plants bleed out lucid hues of purples and reds, showing the ability of this strain to produce flavonoids to deal with marginal light conditions and other cold related stress.

There’s a healthy amount of diversity seen amongst these plants in terms of some of the floral elements of the overall population such as bud structure （shape and size）, colours on the bracts and bract leaves, aromas, etc... However, these very populations are also pretty consistent in delivering some of the other broader aspects or features of the plant such as height, amount of stretch during the flowering period, flowering time. Good resin production with overpowering effects to compliment a truly unique bouquet of smells.

Pure first-generation seeds, sourced directly from Afghan growers, reaching the community thanks to the extraordinary preservation and documentation work carried out by the Indian Landrace Exchange collective, in their 'Durand Line 2020' project of research on pure Afghan hash plant traditional strains.

These genetics are therefore incredibly unique, and available in very limited stock.

Type FIRST GENERATION （P1） LANDRACE STRAIN
Format Standard

Sativa / Indica ratio 100 % indica
Flowering indoors 8-10 weeks
Flowering outdoors October

Yield Average
Resistance against spider mites Average-High
Resistance against powder mildew Average
Resistance against botrytis Average
Resistance against white fly Average-High
Resistance against cold High
Resistance against heat High
Latitude 0º-45º

Genetics First generation pure indica landrace from Zabul, Afghanistan.

Structure Small-compact plants, with more or less branching depending on the individual. The population is quite consistent in terms of final height and little stretch in flowering.

Bouquet Sweet textured smell built on an aromatic spicy base of fennel, clove, cinnamon like flavours which is quite unique of a profile to be seen in such a consistent manner across a population in Afghanistan. There’s little to no fuel （phenol, toluene） like aromas accompanying the sweet and spicy profile, and neither does it carry any foul/offensive aromas like rotten fruit or meat.

High Strong, sedative effects.

Terpene profile It has not yet been analyzed.