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Indian Landrace
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Indian Landrace is a pure sativa landrace preserved across regional populations. It delivers uplifting, energetic effects with a clear headspace and a flavour profile of earth, spice and citrus. Plants stretch tall and need a long flowering window of about 12 to 14 weeks. You should give space outdoors or use high ceilings and training indoors. Growers and breeders in Canada prize this strain for its stable genetics and classical sativa traits.
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STRAIN PROFILE
Complete Cannabis Strain Specifications
| Trait | Value |
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| Type | Sativa landrace |
| THC | 12-16% |
| CBD | 0.5-1.5% |
| Grow Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Flowering Time | 12-14 |
| Yield | Medium to high outdoors |
| Height | Tall (2-4 m outdoors; 1-2 m indoors) |
| Environment | Outdoor preferred; suitable indoor with training |
| Effects | Uplifting, Energetic, Clear-headed |
| Flavors | Earthy, Spicy, Citrus |
| Genetics | Indian Landrace x Indian Landrace |
| Climate | Tropical to subtropical, adapts to temperate summers |
Indian Landrace Strain Information and Characteristics
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Strain Type:
Indian Landrace is a pure sativa landrace with classic upright structure. Canadian growers value its stable, heirloom traits for breeding and selection.
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THC Content:
THC typically sits around 12 to 16 percent in standard phenotypes. That level is lower than many modern Canadian hybrids and appeals to users seeking a classic sativa lift.
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CBD Content:
CBD is low, usually under 2 percent. Medical patients in Canada choose it when they want sativa effects with low CBD.
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Grow Difficulty:
Growing Indian Landrace needs steady light cycles and a longer season. Many Canadian growers use greenhouses or controlled indoor environments to meet its needs.
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Flowering Time:
Flowering runs long at about 12 to 14 weeks under 12/12. In Canadian summers you must plan harvest timing or move plants indoors early.
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Expected Yield:
Yield performs best outdoors with full sun and space for vertical growth. Indoor growers in BC and Ontario report moderate yields when they train and use taller tents or rooms.
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Plant Height:
Plants stretch tall with long internodes and thin leaves. You should train and top plants indoors to control height in typical Canadian spaces.
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Growing Environment:
This strain excels outdoors in warm, long-season locations. You can grow it indoors in Canada with high ceilings, screen of green, or regular topping to limit stretch.
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Expected Effects:
Effects lean uplifting and energizing with focused mental clarity. Many Canadian consumers choose Indian Landrace for daytime tasks and creative work.
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Genetic Lineage:
Genetics read Indian Landrace x Indian Landrace and reflect pure landrace stock. Breeders use these genetics as a stable sativa foundation.
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Seed Type:
Seeds are regular and produce male and female plants. MasterSeeds offers regular packs for breeders and collectors in Canada.
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Preferred Climate:
Best climate is tropical to subtropical with a long, warm season. In Canada, growers in BC and parts of Ontario use greenhouses, while prairie growers choose indoor setups to replicate warmth and length.
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Q: How do I reduce height indoors?
A: Topping at 3 to 5 nodes and SCROG early will control vertical growth.
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Q: What nutrient changes in late flower?
A: Cut nitrogen and raise phosphorus and potassium to support bud development.
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Q: When should I expect harvest outdoors in a temperate climate?
A: Plan for late season harvest; many phenotypes finish near the first frost without greenhouse protection.
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Q: How do I boost terpene retention?
A: Dry slowly and cure low and steady. Keep harvesting, trimming and handling gentle to preserve aroma.
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Q: Should I use CO2 indoors?
A: CO2 helps in high light, high temperature setups with strong ventilation. Most home setups do fine with good lights and airflow.
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