| Type: indica-sativaContains land race genetics from: North India (Kashmir)Cultivation: indoor/outdoorLight: 400 W/m2Flowering time: 60-65 days/September (south); mid-October (north)Yield: 400-450 gr/m2 (dry weight)High: you can relax and unwind with this strong psychoactive high that makes your mind fly while your body stays in a state of relaxation. This indica is seldom narcotic if harvested timely and is perfect for those after work hours or lazy afternoons. Very satisfying and enjoyable ganja.Potency: 8/10; long-lasting; no nervous side-effects (racy heart, etc.), medical effects are immediate also with long-term use; suitable for regular med users.Aroma: fruity melon; sweet or candy-like; earthy; some spiceMedical Use: Sadhu assists against stress; nervousness; sleep disorders; it has shown anti-depressive properties.
 SADHU
Sadhu is a combination of a specially adapted landrace male from the Himalayan heights and one of our short flowering indica-sativa hybrids. This variety is a hommage to the legendary ganja from the Indian high altitude valleys, and to the wandering ascetics or sadhus, who keep the tradition of cannabis cultivation, it’s ritual and recreational use, alive. In 2006 the uniformity of the flowering time and height among individual plants was improved through enhanced breeding, without losing any of the hybrid vigor. Sadhu is now our shortest indica with a very robust and compact stature ideal for small/low grow spaces, or incognito balcony grows. This strain is best choice for a high yielding and potent indica grow with a minimum of effort. Outdoor cultivation is possible up to the 45° latitude, and in all climates with a dry autumn. Excellent results can be achieved in the greenhouse as with all other Mandala strains. Although special care is always taken to increase mold resistance in our breeding lines, this does remain an indica with a tight bud structure, therefore some plants may react sensitive to high humidity. For optimal results keep humidity and watering low in the last 2 weeks of flowering and check the headbuds at least once before harvest. Her resiny leaves can produce wonderfully fragrant hash of finest quality. The mild, earthy, sweet-spicy bouquet of the dried flowers reminds one of oriental bazaars and hand-rolled charas.
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