Rasol Regular

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A Pristine Himalayan Heritage

Hailing from the remote Rasol Village, this authentic mountain landrace has been cultivated for centuries to produce India’s legendary charas cream. As a pure sativa, it has adapted perfectly to the harsh high-altitude environment, resulting in a strain that is remarkably resilient to cold temperatures and possesses a relatively fast flowering cycle. Its hardy nature and fluffy bud structure make it an excellent candidate for outdoor cultivation in northern climates, where it demonstrates a natural resistance to botrytis and other fungal issues.

Diverse Phenotypes and Profiles

Because this landrace encompasses a wide variety of genotypes, it is a premier choice for pheno-hunters. Depending on the specific specimen, the plants can produce high levels of THC or lean toward CBD dominance, accompanied by a diverse array of terpene profiles. These plants are often characterized by striking red stems—a classic trait of Himalayan cultivars—and emit powerful minty and fruity aromas.

Cultivation and Preservation

In its native habitat, the Rasol landrace is harvested between late September and early November. Because of its isolated location, it remains significantly purer than many cultivars from the Parvati Valley, which have faced heavy contamination from tourism. To ensure these genetics are preserved, the seeds were collected directly at the source and underwent controlled indoor open pollination to enhance sexual stability. A portion of every seed sale is dedicated to supporting the preservation of these sacred Indian landraces.