Mazar #2 Regular Seeds were sourced from near Mazar-i-Sharif in Balkh Province, northern Afghanistan, in 2022. This is a landrace variety traditionally used to make hashish by the sieving method. Grown at approxiamtely 36° north.

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These Mazari plants are a mixture of indica and sativa phenotypes, like many Afghan and Pakistani landraces, mostly very wide, broad-leaved plants that grow to a height of 100 – 400cm. tall but with some thin-leaved phenos. Known locally by farmers as  â€˜Mazari’, ‘Balkhi’, and ‘Mazar-i-Sharif’, the resin from these plants makes what has been called the finest old-school hashish known as  â€˜Shirak-i-Mazar’ (‘Milk of Mazar’).

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Typical outdoor harvest times in the northern hemipshere will be between October and early December. Chemotypes vary from high-THC to high-CBD.