Sud Africa Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Cannabiogen Seeds

We are pleased to announce a new Limited Edition, in this case from the hands of Underground Seeds for CannaBioGen, of a line from South Africa.

$4.59

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Sud Africa Cannabis Seeds from Cannabiogen Seeds

We are pleased to announce a new Limited Edition, in this case from the hands of Underground Seeds for CannaBioGen, of a line from South Africa.

Originally from South Africa, from bagseeds supposedly from Swaziland and worked by friends the old Vibes Collective forum (Panta/ptg)

Flowering: 15/16 weeks.

Smell of pine / resin / liquorice / lime

Genetics: SOUTH AFRICA (Swazi)
Yield: Medium
Flowering: 15-16 weeks

Strain FAQ

Do licorice-tasting strains have a particular genetic background?

With sativa and indica genetics, these strains are often diverse. The strain's mixed history means there a variety of other benefits in these strains other than just their licorice flavor!

How does the long flowering time effect cannabinoid levels in these strains?

Long-flowering cultivars produce more THC and CBD due to their longer development. This means that by harvest time, certain strains may have stronger effects.

Why are IBL strains popular with cannabis collectors?

IBL strains are collector's items due to their rarity, genetic purity, and usefulness in maintaining cannabis genetics. The historical and genetic relevance of these breeds makes them desirable to a limited market of experienced enthusiasts and seed collectors.

Why are Sativa strains said to be lively and uplifting?

The cerebral buzz of high THC in sativas reportedly energises the intellect and inspires creativity. This jolt makes them a favourite for those looking to boost attention or zest up the day.

What distinguishes African and Middle Eastern landraces?

African cannabis landrace strains, especially around the equator like Ethiopia, are among the oldest. These genetically pure strains have adapted to their respective settings for decades. Landrace strains from Afghanistan and Lebanon are resilient and produce strong resin, which is needed for hashish manufacture.