Kandahar Arghandab #2 Regular landrace seeds are selected from prime cannabis phenotypes at source in Kandahar, Afghanistan, by ethnobotanical researcher Landrace Warden. These particular seeds from Arghandab District in Kandahar Province are from broad-leaved indica plants with a range of colourful variants amongst its phenotypes. 

Kandahar Arghandab #2 landrace seeds are best grown outdoors where they exhibit very good resistance to heat, cold, drought and windy conditions. They take a period of 9 - 10 weeks (a couple of weeks faster than the Kandahar Arghandab #1) to complete the flowering phase and are therefore recommended for regions that do not suffer with heavy autumn rains, especially early in the season. These plants have a dominant scent of extremely earthy, nutty and spicy smells with subtle hints of sweetness which is commonly encountered in Kandahar’s Hashish. Within population from which these seeds were harvested were a generous number of plants exuding offensive, acrid, clove and garlic smells along with rich, creamy dairy and some putrid notes on the finish. 

The classic hashish flavour has notes of warm wood-smoke which leaves you with a sensation of having oily lips. The effect is relaxing, happy, calm and makes you forgetful along with inducing hunger pangs (a.k.a. the munchies).

N.B. Landrace Warden collection packs have been created in order to preserve Landrace and Heirloom Genetics, protect biodiversity, empower indigenous cultivation groups, and give back to the the superintendents of ancestral cannabis origin.