Kashmir Regular Description:

Pure indica hash plant from Kashmir of great quality and consistency. It produces gorgeous, dense, resinous buds with a high flower/leaf ratio for an indica landrace. It matures in about 9 weeks, with most plants developing beautiful, intense shades of red, purple, and even black, which become more pronounced with cooler temperatures during flowering.

The smoke is thick with a juicy lemony profile, consistently dense and satisfying, with additional notes ranging from floral, earthy, to gas, mint, wet peat, livestock, leather, hash, and herbivore shit. The depth and quality of its terpenes on the palate, and its effects are on par with the finest traditional Kush strains.

Seedlings captivate from germination with their huge, dark, broad leaves and wide leaflets of ‘jurassic’ indica. The plants grow into stocky, columnar structures with medium internodal spacing (even large for an indica), featuring few but very robust branches.

This is a result of selective inbreeding, derived from the offspring of the best female from the original Kashmir (P1) seeds, preserving the different THC and CBD chemotypes at the population level, and consistently producing high CBG content. Two main morphological phenotypes and a few less common variations are found within this lineage.

The first main phenotype has huge dark hash plant indica leaves, with intense purples, reds, and even black hues on both the flowers and nearby leaves, which curve at the edges from the resin. The second phenotype has medium sized leaves and leaflets of medium green intensity, and its leaves near the flowers don’t pigment as readily, and the flowers show color toward end of flowering.

An exclusive indica delicacy rarely encountered in a lifetime, that for Ace Seeds 20th anniversary, they wanted to make accessible to all growers, especially landrace enthusiasts, who will be captivated by this unique, unhybridized, pure indica, never previously introduced to the market.

Ace Seeds recommend low-moderate levels of nutrients for the growing stage, moderate of PK at the peak of floral production in mid-flowering. It is recommended not to use flowering stimulators to avoid the possible risk of hermaphroditic tendencies at the end of flowering.

Robust, columnar, with medium-long internodal spacing, and few but powerful branches. Big, dark, broad leaves very wide leaflets of ‘jurassic’ pure indica.

Hashy subtle aromas during flowering and after harvest, making it discreet in terms of smell during cultivation and storage. After curing, it then surprises with a very dense, elegant lemony smoke, which depending on the individual, may be accompanied by floral, sweet, meaty, gas, mint, wet peat, leather and top-quality blonde hash flavours and livestock and goat shit scents.

Consistent and top quality indica effects of medium-high potency. Warm, cerebral, lucid (clearing the mind) onset, positive, even with some euphoria and motivation, gradually progressing into very pleasant and healing physical and mental sensations, washing away any bad vibes from the day, leading to a sublime non intoxicating body relaxation. Feeling of having smoked very high-quality hash. Its psychoactivity is appropriate for lucid, solitary, and peaceful moments, as well as for preparing for rest.

It mainly contains the following monoterpenes: moderate-high levels of beta myrcene, moderate levels of limonene, and small amounts of trans ocimene, linalool, alpha pinene, and beta pinene. Sesquiterpenes: high levels of beta caryophyllene, moderate levels of alpha humulene, and small amounts of alpha bisabolol and trans nerolidol.

Indoors, it can be grown very easily under an 18/6 photoperiod for the vegetative stage and 12/12 for flowering. Outdoors it can be grown up to 50º latitude in a wide range of climates: humid, dry, warm, and cold, including northern countries from Central and Eastern Europe. New pure indica line with huge potential for the development of new hybrids yet to be explored. While Afghan genetics dominate modern indoor indica genotypes, Kashmiri indica varieties are far less known and have barely been introduced into Western breeding. Ace Seeds recommend moderate-high levels of nutrients for the whole cycle.

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