Introduced naturalised Indica

Description

**Introduced Naturalised Indica** refers to a class of pure *Cannabis indica* landrace or heirloom genetics that have been introduced to a non-native region and successfully adapted to local growing conditions over multiple generations, often becoming naturalised in the wild. These strains represent a genetic snapshot of classic, unhybridised indica traits. **Key Characteristics:** * **Genetics:** 100% pure indica, typically originating from the Hindu Kush mountain regions of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Northern India. * **Plant Structure:** Exhibits the classic indica morphology: short, bushy stature with broad, dark green leaves and dense, resinous flower clusters. * **Effects Profile:** Delivers a profoundly **physical and sedative** high. The experience is characterized by a heavy, full-body relaxation that can culminate in "couch-lock" and is highly effective for evening or nighttime use. * **Adaptation:** As a naturalised strain, it has developed resilience to specific local pests, diseases, and climate conditions, making it a robust grower in its adopted environment. **Cultivation Notes:** This strain is generally forgiving and well-suited for beginner cultivators. Its short height makes it ideal for indoor grows or discreet outdoor gardens. It thrives in a warm, dry climate reminiscent of its native habitat and is relatively resistant to mold and mildew due to its dense structure and evolutionary hardiness.