Another landrace, landrace, landrace hybrid.
What most people think of strains from the 40 degrees latitude from the steppes of Kazakastan, Uzbekistani, Afghanistan. Before the wars of the last century the countries divided by the Khyber Pass, many tribal families grew and were renowned for there garda, hashish. The best hash came from the narrow leaf strains held by proud families for centuries. Sometimes the hash was stored for many years before it was sold. Keeping it pressed preserved the quality, it wasn't until the 1920's that hash started leaving these areas in quantity. More so in the 1950's with the Beat movement, the Hippie Trail in the 60-70's wiped out most of the old stores and to keep up with world demand. Like in the country of Afghanistan which enjoyed many years of peace with King Zahir Shah. The King of Afghanistan, wanted to increase output and encouraged the hashish making families to incorporate the broad lead varieties because they finished faster and produced more resin then the high quality narrow leaf varieties. So in favor of yields over quality, much of the hashish that left post 70 was still great but lost quality it once had. Many of the plants which were highly prized have been lost and only a small amount of quality strains remain and with families that have been growing these plants for many generations.
Original place of origin genetics, only a limited amount will be released.
If you're lucky enough to get this strain, take a look at the seeds, black as midnight
