Nepal Annapurna regular

Ace Seeds REG PHOTO
  • THC 9%
  • CBD 0.5%
  • Flowering Time From 84 to 98 days
Indica 0% Sativa 100%

FLAVORS

Incense Mint Hash

Nepal Annapurna: family tree

Descendants
Himalaya Snow Reg.

Lineage as declared by the seedbanks: sometimes they disagree.

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Description from Ace Seeds

Origin and Characteristics

This rare landrace sativa originates from the high altitudes of the Annapurna region in Nepal, growing above 2000 metres. It is ideal for breeders and cultivators seeking an authentic, highland sativa with a clear genetic lineage. This strain preserves the wild and original traits of its mountainous origin.

Nepal Annapurna develops into a tall, slender, and robust plant with flexible stems. It thrives in challenging conditions, including poor soil, and shows strong resistance to mould, rain, wind, cold, and temperature fluctuations. This makes it a reliable choice for outdoor cultivation in demanding environments.

Flowering occurs over 12 to 14 weeks, which is typical for a pure sativa. In cooler conditions, the flowers may develop purple or pink hues. While yield is average, the strain's value lies in its original morphology, genetic purity, and adaptability to natural conditions.

The buds retain a delicate and airy structure with small bracts, resembling those of wild sativa lines. This gives the plant a distinct, unaltered character that feels more like a true landrace than a modern hybrid.

THC: 9 % | CBD: 0.5 % | CBG: 0.5 %

Cultivation and Features

This regular photoperiod strain is suited for indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse cultivation. It belongs to the landrace and heirloom family, with a pure sativa genetic profile. For optimal growth, the Screen of Green (ScrOG) training method is recommended.

Aroma: Spicy, woody, mountain herbs, resin/hash, incense, with hints of fruit and mint/eucalyptus.

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