Tirah Maidan Hashplant by Khalifa Genetics

Tirah Maidan Hashplant is Khalifa Genetics' faithful reproduction of a Pakistani indica landrace gathered in the high Tirah Valley, near the Afghan border. Collected in Tirah Maidan by the renowned scout Tokecity and reproduced as a P2 open population, it was preserved for vigor and sexual stability while keeping its broad genetic base intact. Expect the unmistakable old-school bouquet: classic hash overtones with tea and coffee notes, supported by nutty, earthy, and subtly spicy undertones. Traditionally selected for resin, its effect leans deeply physical with heavy relaxation and common couch-lock, yet a clear, alert head often remains. Indoors, flowering finishes in about 9-11 weeks (roughly 63-77 days); outdoors, harvest typically falls in early to late October. Plants express wide morphology: around a third run taller with narrower leaflets, while most stay bushier with oversized calyxes and dense trichome coverage. Hardy and light-feeding, it performs reliably in difficult environments and shows above-average tolerance to heat and cold. Yields are medium to high. No named parents exist - this is a pure landrace rather than a hybrid - so its "lineage" is the Tirah Valley population itself. Lab terpene panels and THC/CBD ranges have not been formally published, reinforcing its value as authentic, living heritage preserved by Khalifa Genetics.