Rasoli

Description

Genetics: ‘Rasoli’ Charas Domesticate
Sourcing: The Real Seed Company, Rasol, Indian Himalaya, 2021 Harvest
Purpose: Charas (hand-rubbed); fibre; seeds
Latitude: 32° N
Harvest: late September through October
Height: 2 – 6 metres outdoors
Aroma: Floral, fruity, malty
Characteristics: Resinous; vigorous; hardy; long internodes; intermediate domestication; CBD
Classification: C. sativa subsp. afghanica var. indica x C. sativa subsp. indica var. himalayensis x C. sativa subsp. indica var. indica
Grow Type: Outdoors, greenhouse

Direct from Rasol village, this strain produces highly distinctive hand-rubbed charas.

The best Rasoli charas is recognizable by its amber colour and inimitable aroma. It’s regarded by many aficionados as the finest charas of the Parvati region, better even than Malana.

Expect tall plants with long internodes and loose, intensely resinous Sativa-type buds. Most of all, expect gorgeous aromas and smooth, blissful highs.

One theory is that the Rasoli strain began as a hybrid between introduced Nepali plants and the original Malana landrace. Based on its scents, this seems quite plausible.

NOTE: Cultivated and wild-growing plants in this region are increasingly affected by introduced modern hybrids. Collectors are advised that authenticity cannot be guaranteed. Equally, acquiring these accessions before hybrid contamination worsens is advisable.