Parvati Jungli Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: The Real Seed Company

Parvati Jungli is a feral cannabis, known as 'jungli' or 'wild' cannabis, can be found growing throughout the Himalayas. It is sometimes regarded as having a mo

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Parvati Jungli Cannabis Seeds from The Real Seed Company

Parvati Jungli is a feral cannabis, known as 'jungli' or 'wild' cannabis, can be found growing throughout the Himalayas. It is sometimes regarded as having a more 'natural' and enjoyable high than cultivated cannabis.

These seeds are from plants growing spontaneously around the crop fields in a renowned charas producing village in Parvati valley. They are likely to have been exchanging pollen with cultivated fields in the nearby mountains, so will share many characteristics with Parvati cultivars. Germination rates should be high, also indicating that these 'jungli' plants are close to their cultivated cousins.

Expect citrussy, fruity resin with a friendly, warming high.

Breeder/Brand The Real Seed Company
Genetics Wild Parvati cultivars
Variety Mostly Sativa
Flowering Type Photoperiod
Sex Regular
Plant Height 300 - 500 cm.
Grows Greenhouse, Grows outdoors
Flowering Time Unknown
Harvest Month mid-September - mid-October
Taste / Flavour Citrus, Flowery, Fruity
Effect Happy, Relaxing, Soothing

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