Sudanese

Description

Genetics: Sudanese Cannabis Landrace
Sourcing: The Real Seed Company, Sudan, 2008
Purpose: Ganja (seedless or lightly seeded buds)
Latitude: 15° N
Height: 1 – 2 metres
Characteristics: Rich, complex aromas; Sativa-type leaves; compact architecture; early finishing
Grow Type: Greenhouse, outdoors, indoors

A special, very fast-finishing landrace collected in the Nile River region of southern Sudan. Compact semi-dwarf architecture makes this landrace well-suited to work indoors. Early maturation means this strain can finish by early September at 40° N.

Powerful complex aromas such as pungent aniseed, citrus-peel, and spices are reminiscent of our Sinai accessions. Similarly, two main structural variants are exhibited. The two accessions are very likely related East African groups, connected by the Nile River, and ultimately of Middle Eastern origin.

Semi-auto flowering, meaning flowering begins as soon as plants are sufficiently mature, roughly 4 to 5 weeks from seed. At northern latitudes in much of North America, harvest can be completed in early September.

A customer reports that plants are “very fast and powering along, smells of lemon, citrus, pineapple and other aromas. Covered in resin.”

Another writes “really surprised by the quality! Very good smell, fresh and lemony, nice high, and nice bud structure not so dense as hashplant types but more than all other Sativas I’ve ever grown.”

Seeds are healthy, exhibiting 100% viability, and seedlings are vigorous.