I also have a cross i call holy Sassafras thats oaxapesh X g13snobud and its pretty badass too but its not quite spirit weed level 
but close its real dark super trancy
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it is a reference to a Rudyard Kipling poem.
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Will all be getting rarer now sadly but itās not truly just Afghan though all the more big and " sativa" type stuff has the influence from the Uighurs so most of the northern strains are afghan turkestani in origin
Hey does anybody have more info on Kerela India?? Iām not finding much on the internet
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Some info here on her bud
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Thank you!!
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Another one thatās pretty similar is Orissa gold itās another Indian long flowering strain with some minty phenos in the lines like those found in Kerala gold
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They also speculate to that its the kerala that m akes the lambs bread
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Nepalese strains are fairly early strains in the evolution of cannabis. Within the Nepalese strains, there are many gigantic sativas, even as big as trees. This is not due to the intrusion of indica blood.
I am not as knowledgeable about indicas as I am about sativas. I donāt usually talk about indicas because I donāt have enough knowledge to do so, but many indica lines have sativas in their blood. Like Mazari, Uzbeki and many more.
The traditional strains generally consumed in Arab countries are long flowering plants because of the sativa blood they contain. This concept of compact and short flowering indicas is a concept rooted by seed banks and the market.
In the indica blood, there are the Afghani kafistarinica genes and the Hindu Kush genetics mixed together. But within the traditional indicas there is quite a bit of sativa blood mixed with those indica lineages.
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The Kerala variety has never really existed. Kerala is a very large state in India, so the most correct thing to do would be to talk about the Kerala varieties. There was a morphotype with many different variants. There are several of these variants circulating in the world of growers, some older than others. Kerala is like Mazar in the Arab countries. It is more than a variety and it is one that, due to its quality, has extended its genetics to many other parts of the country, both to enrich other varieties or to generate new accreditations of the genes of the Kerala varieties.
Iduki, Orissa or Odisha, the Kerala of RSC, there are several varieties of Kerala on the market and several others among breeders.
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Itās a brand thatās hundreds of years old but yes to a point there all variants on a theme bud but what Arab plants do you know that are long flowering any I seen seem to be faster and sometimes with semi auto traits Iām intrigued
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Traditionaly Arabs donāt smoke weed minus Iran and a few exceptions there hash smokers Ime Iām curious where other than Iran smoked ganja traditionaly
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Itās not extinct in my stash donāt worry lol but itās probably gonna have a mixed background as in not just Afghani in origin hell even mazari is a hybrid just an older one
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On it! Made several diffrent cobs of different sweat times and moisture content. Their is a definate improvement. I made cobs of tlt malawi gold, rsc malawi gold, Ace malawi, and somali taxi ride. The transformation is more evident in the landrace malawi (tlt/rsc) the hybrids are good to tho
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Good stuff nice to see you on here too Jones family the cat approves by the looks of it as well lol
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Its the catās meow. Iāll go now. 
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In 2003 a good friend take some seeds around Kabul,I have had a few plants but some of those were extremely long flowering nld; I believe (hope) that in many areas of the country there are still small crops of these old varietiesā¦
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Well actually i believe its the pesh that first made the mazari and the chitral but its only a theory
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