Sandalwood

A landrace from Myanmar (Burma), where cannabis grows in the northern Shan State and Kachin State highlands near the Golden Triangle. The plants are tall and branchy with dense, resinous buds and a sweet, spicy, earthy aroma with notes of sandalwood and tropical fruit. The high is a clear, focused cerebral effect with a gentle body awareness, less edgy than Thai or Laotian varieties.

Hindu Kush, also known as "Hindi Kush," is a pure indica marijuana strain named after the mountain range stretching 500 miles between Pakistan and Afghanistan where it originated. The harsh climate of its homeland has conditioned this strain to express a thick, protective coat of crystal trichomes cherished by hash makers worldwide. With a subtle sweet and earthy sandalwood aroma, Hindu Kush induces a deep sense of calm that helps bring relief to those suffering pain, nausea, and stress disorders.

A Himalayan landrace from the Kashmir Valley in northern India, grown for centuries for the production of the famous 'Kashmiri hashish' or 'charas.' The plants are medium-height with dark green leaves and a high resin-to-biomass ratio. The aroma is floral, spicy, and sweet with notes of sandalwood. The effect is a mellow, meditative high prized by local Sufi and ascetic communities.