Meditation

A red-stemmed Angolan sativa heirloom known for tropical structure, long flowering, and clear, expansive effects. Aromas tend toward incense, spice, woody earth, and dried fruit. It is primarily preservation and breeding material rather than a fast commercial cultivar.

A Lebanese hash-plant landrace family selected for dry climates, early harvest, and resin production. It commonly expresses earthy, herbal, spicy, and honeyed hash aromas with moderate potency and a mellow, relaxed effect.

Nepalese refers to any strain that grows natively in the Nepal region. These indigenous vareities (also called landraces) tend to be sativa in growth structure, however the buds and effects more closely resemble indica varieties. Native Nepalese strains tend to be resinous and hashy in aroma, with buds growing dense toward the top of these sparsely branched plants.

An island landrace from Sri Lanka, where cannabis has been used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine for centuries. The plants are tall and slender with medium-sized, resinous buds and a complex aroma of spicy wood, citrus, and incense. The high is clear, focused, and long-lasting, with a distinctly meditative quality valued in Buddhist and Ayurvedic traditions.