Morocco Beldia Kif Reg.

Description from Ace Seeds

Origins and Genetics

This strain is a pure P2 Moroccan sativa landrace originating from the Rif region near Ketama and Chefchaouen. It has been traditionally used for kif and Moroccan blond hash, making it clearly distinct from European and North American hybrids.

The plants are small to medium in size. Early on, they may display broader leaves before developing into a thin-leafed sativa structure during flowering. ACE notes that the most common phenotype is tall and columnar, while another expression is smaller and more strongly branched.

Cultivation Characteristics

The flowering period ranges from seven to eight weeks. Due to its semi-autoflowering tendency, outdoor crops may mature as early as August. The strain is well adapted to heat, drought, limited irrigation, and low nutrient levels. Yield is considered average.

ACE reports 2.5 to 5% THC, 0.2% CBD, and 0 to 0.16% CBG. Morocco Beldia Kif is not a CBD strain but rather a lightly cannabinoid-rich sativa population with a distinct traditional role in Moroccan culture.

Sensory Profile

The aroma and flavor are woody, earthy, and spicy with herbal undertones. Honeyed and “golden” accents recall classic Moroccan blond hash.

The central value of this strain lies in its early maturation, drought adaptation, and preserved North African origin.