
Hindu Kush Feminized
Pure landrace indica, up to 31% THC, 479-608 g/m² indoor yields.
Skunk and the Afghani arrival.
The 70s is where breeding became breeding. Travelers brought seeds back. Sam Selezny took an Afghani x Acapulco Gold x Colombian Gold and locked it into Skunk #1 by 1978. Afghani indica entered the western record. The Dutch coffee shops were five years away.
Two strains from this era live in our current catalog. Hindu Kush, a pure landrace from the mountains that border Afghanistan and Pakistan. Mazar I Sharif, an Afghani hash-line from Balkh province. And the Orange Skunk pheno of Sam's original Skunk #1 work, which technically lands at the very end of the decade.
These are not modern hybrids dressed up in vintage marketing. They are the parent stock that everything in the 90s catalog was built from.
3 cultivars currently stabilized, QC-tested, and shipping.

Pure landrace indica, up to 31% THC, 479-608 g/m² indoor yields.

A tingly hybrid featuring caramel and cream tasting notes.

Hybrid strain with happy effects and zesty flavor, a reliable choice for any collection.
Documented heritage lines we want to add to the vault but have not stabilized to our standard yet. Listed here for context, not for sale.
skunk 1
1978 · California, by Sacred Seed Company
The cornerstone of modern breeding. If you smelled real skunk in the 80s or 90s, this is why.
durban poison
1976 · Durban, South Africa
African sativa that finishes in 8 to 9 weeks. Anise, sweet wood, clear head.
jamaican lambs bread
1975 · Jamaica, often associated with the Rastafari community
Pure Jamaican landrace. Spiritual sativa, lifted head, herbal aftertaste.
malawi gold
1976 · Salima district, central Malawi
Sub-equatorial African sativa. Spice and incense over deep sandalwood.
Hindu Kush, Mazar I Sharif, and Orange Skunk Feminized are live in the vault. They represent the three pillars of 70s genetics: Afghani landrace, hash-line Afghani, and the foundational Skunk cross.