Highland Lao #6

Description

Genetics: Lao – Thai Cannabis Landrace
Sourcing: The Real Seed Company, Laos, Southeast Asia, 2024
Purpose: Ganja (seedless or lightly seeded buds)
Latitude: 18° N
Regional Harvest: Seed to harvest = 6 months
Height: 2 – 4 metres
Characteristics: Intense rich aromas; euphoric luminous high; Sativa-type architecture
Classification: Cannabis sativa subsp. indica var. indica
Grow Type: Greenhouse or outdoors

A cannabis landrace from a crucial centre of production of ‘Thai’ ganja, the jungles and highlands of Bolikhamsai.

Ganja is a traditional household plant in this region of Laos, particularly among ethnic Tai rice-farming lowland communities such as the Lao. Commercial cannabis cultivation expanded with Western demand for Thai Stick in the late 60s and grew rapidly through the 80s after US-driven crackdowns across the Mekong in nearby northern Isan (NE Thailand).

Across the tropics ganja is cultivated as a 6-month crop, seed to harvest.

Expect rich intense aromas and highs that bring a positivity most tokers in the West have forgotten exists.

Lowered prices are to encourage exploration, which – unlike relying on forum reports – is the only sure way to discover and realize the potential in these increasingly rare cannabis landraces.