Pakistan Ryder is a cross between Pakistan Valley and Ruderalis.
Our Pakistan Valley comes from the Hindu Kush mountains in Northern Pakistan. This cross is a good example of Cannabis Ruderalis, which, over the generations, has been crossed and re-crossed to produce a strain with Indica characteristics and the autoflowering genetic programming of Ruderalis.
The result is quite a bushy plant with typical indica characteristics that can grow to 40-80cm. Indoors, she produces large buds and is the perfect plant for SOG in 7 litre pots. Outdoors, in 11 litre pots, she branches out nicely for an autoflowerer, resulting in good yields also under natural daylight. She produces a large amount of musky scented resin with spicy, fine hardwood notes.
As flowering does not depend on the photoperiod, she can be grown at any time of the year although yields improve the better the environmental conditions. A good tip for outdoor growing is to plant out as soon as the good weather starts then repeat a few days before harvesting the first crop to give two good harvests a year. Some growers do more, though owing to the less favourable conditions, these crops tend to be less productive. For indoor growing we recommend a 20/4 light/dark cycle throughout.
- GENOTYPE INDICA AUTO
- THC 20%
- MATURATION(INTERIOR) FROM 45 TO 55 DAYS
- MATURATION(EXTERIOR) AUTOMATIC (45 DAYS)
- FLAVOR NOBLE WOOD
- WAY OF CROPPING IND/OUT
- PRODUCTION 450-550 G/M2 INDOOR / 25-60 G/PLANT OUTDOOR
- ODOR MEDIUM
- EFFECT NARCOTIC
- RESISTANCE TO MOLD HIGH
- PEST RESISTANCE MEDIUM
- SEX FEM AUTO
- LINEAGE PAKISTAN VALLEY / RUDERALIS
- IRRIGATION TOLERANCE MEDIUM
- MEDICINAL VALUE HIGH
Strain FAQ
Has Hindu Kush been an important strain?
Hindu Kush, a landrace strain, has produced legendary hybrids including OG Kush and Purple Kush. Its pure indica lineage reportedly gives its descendants sedative properties and strengthens the cannabis gene pool.
Can the same woodsy strain smell different based on its environment?
Genetics, environmental conditions, and curing can all reportedly affect a cannabis strain's aroma, including woodsy notes. A strain grown in one environment may have subtle terpene differences from another.
Why do some mould-resistant strains grow quickly?
Mold-resistant cultivars with shorter flowering periods have been bred to reduce high moisture exposure. Strategically, this fast development cycle is said to allow plants to be legally harvested before mould growth begins.