The current extra seeds automatically added to every order are the following cannabis landrace strains, both collected directly at source, both traditional multipurpose domesticates for seed, fibre, and charas from the terraced mountainsides of the northern Kumaon Himalaya: ‘Kumaoni’ –…
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The new extra seeds automatically added to every order are the following landraces, both collected directly at source, one from the desert oases of southern Afghanistan, the other from the terraced mountainsides of the northern Kumaon Himalaya: Helmand – 5…
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Newly collected cannabis landrace accessions direct from Afghanistan – all of which I’ve lumped into the Hindu Kush section, despite a couple being collected from just beyond the Hindu Kush: Panjshir Helmand Nangarhar Mazar-i-Sharif #2 The image shows our 2007…
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There’s a new meme going round among cannabis aficionados which involves variations on a theme of “You can’t use ‘strain’ to refer to Cannabis or any other plants because the term ‘strain’ is only for viruses.” As with so much…
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Jason of Curious About Cannabis has just made the full podcast episode on McPartland and Small’s Cannabis taxonomy freely available – previously much of it was behind a paywall. This was recorded back in 2020 at the height of Covid,…
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Lucas has a new photographic piece that expands on his adventures in the Hindu Kush and northern Afghanistan, which – if you haven’t already – you can follow in his new illustrated edition of Afghanistan: Fortress of Cannabis and his…
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Order any strain in any quantity and you will automatically receive 17 extra seeds: 12 Nanda Devi #2 + 5 Afghan Mix Nanda Devi #2 is a traditional Kumaoni Himalayan multipurpose domesticate for seed, fibre, and charas. Afghan Mix consists…
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Here’s Lucas chatting with Conor on CANNAMANtv about his book Afghanistan: Fortress of Cannabis and his winter 2018 adventure in Afghanistan – when he collected the accession named ‘Tashkurgan’. Created with the selfless help and hospitality of Afghan tokers, this…
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Representing the wild-type relatives of Indicas, the var. asperrima type specimen is from seed collected by the great Russian scientist Nikolai Vavilov on 1920s plant hunting expeditions through centres of Central Asian charas production such as Bukhara, Afghanistan, and Xinjiang…
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Indicas vs Sativas or Central Asian vs South Asian cannabis… More accurately, the distribution of wild-growing Central and South Asian cannabis populations from whose truly wild ancestors Indicas and Sativas were domesticated, respectively, beginning perhaps 5500 years ago. Note the…
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