North Indian Red Stem

North Indian Redstem from the remote parts of Dhauladhar ranges, (Southern outer ranges of himalayan foothills) Represents a very primordial form of Himalayan Cannabis which has a characteristic deep redstem trait which begins with the onset of flowering. Although the redstem trait can be seen in all of the Indian and some of northern pakistani varities as well however all of those varieties yield somewhat appreciable and has higher amounts of cannabinoids compared to the North Indian redstem variety collected from Dhauladhar ranges. The north Indian redstem variety expresses very little floral bract production with average trichome production which are very small in size.
 
Latitude: 32° North.
 
Flowering Outdoors: Late Oct. to Early Nov.
 
Yield: Low.
 
Pest Resistance: Good.
 
Structure:
9-11 ft. Tall, big side branches.
 
Flavours:
Very minty/eucalyptus vapour rub like.
 
Effects:
Very mild but relaxing high, mostly felt behind eyes and on the face.
 
Seed Count: 10 Regular Seeds