Lebanese Regular

A very uniform, vigorous and well-branched pure sativa, especially adapted for outdoor growing in hot and arid climates, showing excellent resistance against drought and high temperatures. Although its flowering is moderate (9-11 weeks), this lebanese sativa matures early (at the end of summer) due to its semi-autoflowering tendencies, which mean it begins to flower after about a month and a half of life.

Its flowers produce delicate and resinous foxtailed buds, which accumulate with successive reflowerings, forming large sized colas. The aromas in flowering are sweet and floral, acquiring mango tones during curing. 'Blonde hash' aroma in the smoke, reminiscent of moroccan hash. Woody, sweet and sour taste.

Its effect is clean, cheerful and pleasant, a great quality high that is smooth and not too long lasting,with great medicinal potential due to its remarkable content in CBD. This lebanese strain consistently produces CBD quantities between 6 and 16%.

Outdoors and due to its semi-autoflowering tendencies, it is recommended to start them in large pots to maximize their growth before the flowering stage, and to increase the ratio of females.

Landrace strain that has not yet been fully adapted to the stable photoperiods of indoor growing, although it can be easily grown indoors, it is recommended not to use flowering stimulators to avoid the possible risk of hermaphroditic tendencies at the end of flowering.

To keep parental plants indoors in the mother room, we recommend the use of long photoperiods (20/4 or higher), and the use of large pots that do not restrict their root space, since otherwise it may start to flower in the mother room due to its semi-autoflowering tendencies.

Genetic analyses performed at Phylos laboratories show that Lebanese has a unique and uncommon genotype, with low genetic variability. Excellent breeding tool to produce vigorous and high yielding outdoor semi-autoflowering hybrids, with fast flowering, high resistance against heat and drought, and high CBD content.

We recommend moderate levels of nutrients for the whole cycle, slightly higher in PK in the first two thirds of the flowering period.