QuettaQuetta is located to the north east at Suleiman Mountains (extension of Hindu Kush ranges). The upper land is characterised as extremely cold and dry with moderately hot summers. The plants of this region exhibit range of deep coloration on foliage and inflorescence The Quetta plants in preservation run were all very short in height and stature. Some phenotypes were leafy hashplants and some were more flower producing. The trichome production was

Originating from the Issan region of Thailand

with a subtle hint of mint in the background

Prayer Pupil

making them appropriate for ganja farming

Approximately 400

Hindu Kush

and delightfully floral notes

These plants can sustain high temperatures in vegetative state

Pest: Resistance excellent

Terpene Profile:- Fruity

The Shillong landrace has been growing in one of the most humid places on earth and is pretty much resistant to any mould or humidity related problems

Flowering time:- 16 to 18 weeks