Mexican Genetic

The diversity of cannabis seeds carrying Mexican genetics dates back centuries and is a testament to the region's rich heritage, local farming traditions, and the skill of its breeders. Read on to learn more about Mexican sativa, its flavors, effects, and cultivation characteristics.

History

The exciting history of Mexican genetics is told by the indigenous peoples of this beautiful and traditional country. From the slopes of the Sierra Madre to the Yucatán Peninsula, which separates Mexico from the Caribbean Sea, hemp was cultivated with great care long before it spread around the world. Indigenous Mexican landraces have laid the foundation for modern hybrids with unique characteristics that embody the temperament of this country.

It is no coincidence that the word 'marijuana' comes from Spanish, the country's official language. The first mentions of hemp found here date back to the 16th century, and over several centuries, the Mexicans also embraced the psychoactive effects of cannabis. This was not unexpected given their vast experience with magic mushrooms, peyote, Aztec tobacco, and other psychedelics. It was obvious and natural that the time had come for cannabis. By the early 20th century, marijuana had gained incredible popularity among the native population, and its appeal has not waned since...

Some of the best-known Mexican landraces are the pure sativas like Acapulco Gold, Oaxaca, Jarilla Sinaloa, Guerrero, and Michoacán. Mexican sativa landraces typically grow in mountainous areas, reaching heights of up to two meters. Their leaves are narrow and elongated, with a structure characterized by stretched branches and wide internodes. The long flowering period is marked by an incredibly intense aroma of firm buds with fiery stigmas and glistening, sticky trichomes.

Features

In the world of cannabis, Mexican genetics are like a grand orchestra with a variety of flavors and effects. Sativa landraces often resonate with a whole range of terpenes. Blending their influences, they create a complex yet multi-faceted floral symphony of pungent skunk, refreshing citrus, spicy pine, tropical fruits, and rich woody notes. The cannabinoid profile is characterized by a high THC content of up to 26% and a moderate amount of CBD. The effects create an equally fascinating blend of intense cerebral onset with alertness, focus, and transcendental energy, unleashing creative potential, leaving behind the grayness of everyday life, and opening doors to the world of creativity and effortless communication.

Whether you grow cannabis indoors or outdoors, seeds with a generous admixture of Mexican genetics offer a range of benefits. When grown outdoors, Mexican sativa shows incredible resilience, easily adapting to moderate drought and temperature fluctuations and successfully defending itself against insects and pathogenic bacteria.

Cultivating in a grow tent requires minimal environmental control to unleash the full potential of these towering plants. Height is easily controlled with LST, FIM, topping, SoG and ScrOG, while precise adjustment of lighting and nutrient application ensures maximum yields of high-quality resinous buds.

Prospects and Product Range

The range of cannabis seeds with Mexican genetics available at KADAMA is as diverse as the region's cultural heritage. From strains that offer unparalleled cerebral stimulation to hybrids that promote deep relaxation, the Mexican collection embodies the very essence of the country's cannabis legacy. With a wide selection of strains for every growing method and experience level, KADAMA makes it possible for growers to enjoy the magic of Mexico.

Proud to be the best descendants of Mexican landraces, these strains testify to the country's centuries-old connection to the culture of cannabis cultivation and use. From their origins in the Mayan and Aztec eras to their arrival on the global stage, these strains continue to enchant with their effects, aromatic compositions, and unique growing potential. Discover Mexico and explore the amazing world of pure sativa known to ancient civilizations.