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Cultivation Experiences
mimicking strains native

High Elevation Cultivars

Jeffrey's Notes

Cultivars with a thicker membrane of trichome head and more of a greasy texture do great in these conditions. The thicker cells of these high desert cultivars allow for harsher environments such as dryer, hotter days and cooler nights with more sun exposure. 

Strains Observed

These are of Afghani/Pakistani heritage/traits and are typically heat and drought tolerant:   Mac1   Babba   Mendels Breath   Sin Mint Cookies   Apple Pie ala Mode 

Low Altitude Equatorial

Jeffrey's Notes

I implemented very little temperature and humidity fluctuations compared to the high altitude desert varieties, with humidity on the slightly higher side. These plants have a thinner membrane on trichome heads and a sandy tacky feel on longer stalks. They have a thinner leaf and cell structure on a lankier frame than the high elevation cultivars. 

Strains Observed

Note: Most cultivars are hybrids so these settings may need to be adjusted slightly:   AK-47   Breakfast in Paris    Twinkle Tarts    Grape Diamonds x Lilac Diesel    Robert’s Creek Congolese

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