South India Sativa Landraces
THC
12.5%
CBD
0.3%
CBG
0.8%
0% Indica
100% Sativa
Description
**South India Sativa Landraces** represent some of the world's most ancient and genetically pure cannabis varieties, originating from the tropical regions of Southern India, including areas like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. These are true heirloom sativas, largely untouched by modern hybridization, offering a direct link to the plant's historical and cultural roots in the subcontinent.
**Key Characteristics:**
* **Pure Sativa Genetics:** 100% sativa with a soaring, cerebral, and energetic high that is less sedating than modern hybrids.
* **Adapted Phenotype:** Evolved for hot, humid climates with a long, lanky structure, narrow leaflets, and exceptional resilience to local pests and molds.
* **Traditional Use:** Historically used in spiritual and social contexts, as well as in traditional Ayurvedic practices.
**Effects & Use:** The high is characterized by a clear-headed, uplifting, and mentally stimulating effect. It promotes creativity, conversation, and a sense of well-being without heavy body sedation, making it suitable for daytime use. Due to its lower average THC content compared to modern hybrids, the experience is often described as more manageable and less anxiety-inducing for some users.
**Cultivation Notes:** These landraces are challenging for indoor growers due to their extreme height (often over 3 meters outdoors), very long flowering period (14+ weeks), and specific climate requirements. They are best suited for experienced growers in tropical or similar outdoor environments who can appreciate their unique genetics and historical significance. The reward is a harvest of authentic, terpene-rich flowers with a classic, unadulterated sativa profile.
Effects
Feelings
Helps with
Side Effects
Flavors
Earthy
Spicy
Herbal
Bitter
Aromas
Woody
Spicy
Earthy
Pungent
Terpenes
Terpenes
Limonene
Caryophyllene
Dominant Terpene
Myrcene
Growing Information
Difficulty
Difficult
Height
Tall
Yield
Medium
Flowering Time
14 weeks
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