SATIVA

South Indian

SATIVA

South Indian landraces come from all over the region’s highlands. Particularly well known is the Kerala strain from Idukki, known for producing high-quality ganja. Idukki Gold, Orissa Gold, and Sheelawathi are among other South Indian landrace strains that have contributed to many Consumers report a pungent aroma with a spice similar to some cheese genetics with tropical fruit aromas.

Effects

Creative

Happy

Energetic

Flavors

Apple

Blueberry

Cheese

Grow Information

South Indian landraces form leaves similar to bamboo and develop into large, Christmas-tree-esque structures. Cultivators advise growers to expect lengthy growing periods that can stretch anywhere from late October to early February. At full maturity, South Indian landraces typically produce fluffy, mint-colored buds, possibly due to the high humidity of the environment in which they developed. Available Form: Seeds only