Chinese Yunnan is an exotic plant, a possible connection between the classical indicas and the South East Asian sativas.
It shows features of both sides of the cannabis spectrum. On one hand, it grows strong and compact with beautiful wide leaves and the hash plant look.
China Yunnan flowers ripen quickly with a high resin production and sweet creamy scents. On the other hand, it shows some asian sativa features which can be appreciated in the beginning of its effect and in certain incensey and woody aromas.
With all our efforts and care, we offer this rarity to the growers’ community even though it has barely been introduced into modern breeding. We hope that you will preserve this special landrace line and use it for your breeding projects.
Additional Information
| Tipo | LANDRACE STRAIN (P3) |
|---|---|
| Format | Feminized |
| Sativa / Indica ratio | 80 % indica / 20 % sativa |
| THC | 12- 18 % |
| CBD | Up to 3 % |
| CBG | Not analyzed yet |
| Flowering indoors | 8-9 weeks |
| Flowering outdoors | End of September / Early October |
| Yield | Average-High |
| Resistance against spider mites | Average |
| Resistance against powder mildew | Average |
| Resistance against botrytis | Average |
| Resistance against white fly | Average |
| Resistance against cold | Average |
| Resistance against heat | Average-High |
| Latitude | 0º-43º |
| Genetics | Mostly indica coming from Yunnan, a southern chinese province bordering Burma. 3rd generation landrace. |
| Structure | Strong structure with short/average node length. Indoors with a short vegetative time, it produces columnar plants with a big main bud. Outdoors and with longer vegetative time, it develops into a branchy structure similar to a bowl. |
| Bouquet | Dense, sweet and sour, creamy indica, with woody and incensey hints of Asian sativa. |
| High | Happy and visual initially. Warm, relaxing and pleasant in its final phase. Some plants can show moderate levels of CBD. |
| Growing Tips |
Adapts very well to indoor grows with artificial light. In order to obtain the best indoor results, we recommend warm temperatures (of around 25ºC) during the growing phase and the first 4 weeks of flowering. In the last month, reduce the temperature to 20ªC during the rest of the flowering stage.
Outdoors, we recommend warm and dry climates for best performance. We recommend average fertilizer levels during the growing stage, and average-high in the flowering. Keep the Nitrogen levels high in the first month of flowering. Avoid the use of flowering stimulators. |
Source : aceseeds.org
