The_Wanderer Exploring true medical cultivars from the ancient world, we journey now to the lush tropics for a time-tested cultivar trusted over millennia. This cultivar has witnessed the dawn of civilizations and shaped spiritual enlightenment in the Indian subcontinent.
This comes from the Idukki district in Kerala, southern India, along the Western Ghats mountain range. It has been part of the indigenous peoples' economy, spiritual practice, and used for medical purposes as documented in ancient texts. In the Vedic tradition, as per the Atharva Veda (1500-1000 BCE), it is revered as one of the five sacred plants, known as Vijaya, which releases humanity from distress and anxiety, bestows happiness, and is used in rituals. Ayurvedic medicine, drawing from texts like the Sushruta Samhita (~ 600 BCE) and Charaka Samhita, employs it for alleviating indigestion, chronic pain, inflammation, skin ailments, and to stimulate appetite and digestion, often as a sedative or analgesic in holistic healing.
A unique and potent high THC cultivar that stands apart in its pure expression. A testament to millennia of farmers that knew their craft. The flavor of tropical herbs and incense is immediate, followed by a light taste of carrot. Known for its world famous ganja, potency, and uplifting effect. Drawing from its Vedic roots, it aids in spiritual rituals for mental clarity and protection against malevolent energies, while Ayurvedic applications make it effective for treating symptoms of gastrointestinal disorders, sexual debility, anxiety, and as a powerful aid for overall vitality among several other uses. This sample is from an exclusive seed archive and was collected before the 1970s
