Khalifa Genetics is a small group of passionate breeders who all share a common vision: Creating the most unique varieties while breeding with old landraces and rare strains.Because we want growers to enjoy highly stable genetics, we have chosen to only offer very few highly worked strains rather than dozens of unstable polyhybrid crosses with a hype name. The uniqueness of the aromas, the most exquisite smells and the quality of the experience is what we are after. You won’t find any Tropicana Gelato Cake seeds here. But what we offer is a fine collection of stable true F1 hybrids as well as mythical landrace varieties from the Orient.Each true F1 we have on our catalog is the fruit of many years of hard work. Each and every one of them results from a cross between landraces or rare strains we carefully selected and stabilized over many generations. We will never make any of our varieties available to our customers unless it has been thoroughly tested.Because customer satisfaction matters tremendously to us, we only release strains that we think are absolutely outstanding.We also offer landrace varieties because these are part of our heritage as humans. These strains have been around for thousands of years but they are now quickly disappearing due to eradication campaigns and contamination by modern hybrids. Because they have adapted to the environments where people would grow them all over the world, these landraces have developed certain particularities. That is why they can be very interesting to breeders and collectors alike.

The Persian Prince is a True F1 Hybrid which has an impressive parentage. It is the result of a cross between a pure Indica landrace and an old school classic. A fruity Uzbek landrace and the world renowned UK Cheese gave birth to this outstanding hybrid. Being a True F1, the Persian Prince strain combines high vigor and uniformity.Khalifa Genetic’s Persian Prince inherits its fruity perfume from the Uzbek side of its ancestry while the skunkiness comes from the UK Cheese . High trichome production and potency however, come from both parents. Its complex, hard to describe terpene profile delights most connoisseurs.After the plants enter the second half of their flowering cycle, the smell becomes very pungent, almost impossible to conceal without a good carbon filter.This True F1 Hybrid produces an intense and deeply relaxing body high. While the weed is strong and long-lasting, it is rare to experience unpleasant side effects. Users who smoked too much Persian Prince often report feeling pleasantly heavy and sleepy. This is therefore a sedative smoke that is mostly suited to nighttime use.Easy To Grow And ProductiveBeing both easy to grow and heavy yielding, the Persian Prince can be a strain many commercial growers opt for. Although it is a beginner-friendly variety, the Persian is a heavy feeder. It requires higher levels of nutrients than most cannabis strains in order to fuel its important flowering stretch and high flower production. This outstanding hybrid also produces many secondary branches. Therefore, it responds very well to being topped off and is highly suitable for SROG setups. If the night temperatures are low enough towards the end of its flowering cycle, the Prince will then reveal its majestic grape color. While most of the sugar leaves and some of the flowers turn dark purple, the smell becomes fruitier and fruitier..Before crossing the Uzbek with the Cheese, the Khalifa Team spent almost 3 years stabilizing each parental line. Over the years, the team has been able to select the fruitiest phenotypes generation after generation while stress testing in order to increase the sexual stability. For that reason, growers can expect both vigorous and uniform plants. All the plants display a similar growth pattern and flowering time. Most importantly, they all express that delicious combination of fruity and cheesy.While looking at its colorful buds glistening with a thick layer of fruity trichomes, it isn’t hard to see why the Persian Prince has quickly become many connoisseurs’ favorite Indica.