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No. 2748Hybrid

Nla by Eskobar Seeds

Indica × Sativa × Landrace

Nla, developed by Eskobar Seeds in the early 2010s, is a hybrid strain resulting from extensive experimentation and cross-breeding. It aims to combine aesthetic and medicinal qualities, drawing from both indica and sativa genetics to create a unique profile.

EffectsCerebral Uplifting Sedative
May help withPain
AromaEarthySpicyPineCitrusFloralHerbalPungent

Appearance

Nla buds are visually striking, characterized by dense formations with deep forest green and vibrant purple hues. They are heavily coated in frosty trichomes, contributing to a powdery appearance. The leaves exhibit varied morphology with slightly serrated edges.

The plant structure is robust and compact, featuring short internodal spacing that suggests high yields. The tight, nug-like bud formation is reminiscent of traditional cultivars, and the vivid coloration is indicative of rich cannabinoid and terpene content.

Aroma & Flavor

The aroma of Nla is a complex blend, featuring earthy and spicy notes with undertones of pungent pine and subtle hints of citrus. Scientific analyses have identified key aromatic compounds including myrcene, pinene, and limonene, contributing to an olfactory profile that transitions from fresh forest pine to a lingering sweet spiciness.

Its flavor profile mirrors the aroma, offering robust earthy undertones balanced by sharp citrus and hints of spice. Initial tastes are bright and tangy, like lemon, followed by deeper earthy notes. This nuanced flavor experience is attributed to its unique terpene composition.

Effects

Nla is noted for providing a balanced experience, combining elements that can lead to both sedation and uplifting psychoactivity. Its hybrid nature suggests a blend of indica and sativa effects, offering a unique psychoactive journey.

Terpenes & Cannabinoids

Lab analyses indicate Nla can reach THC levels up to 24%, with CBD typically ranging from 1-2%. Consistent cannabinoid profiles have been documented, with THC comprising the majority of the total cannabinoid content. Trace amounts of other cannabinoids like CBN and CBC may also be present.

Key terpenes identified include Myrcene, Pinene, and Limonene, which contribute significantly to the strain's aroma and flavor. The presence of these compounds, alongside various cannabinoids, may enhance the entourage effect.

Growing

Nla has demonstrated high resistance to common pests and diseases, making it suitable for both novice and expert cultivators. Its genetic predisposition allows for the development of large, resin-rich buds.

The strain's morphology suggests it is capable of high yields per square foot of growth area. Detailed cultivation data was meticulously recorded over five years of trial-and-error breeding, ensuring optimal phenotype selection.

Origins & Lineage

Developed by Eskobar Seeds in the early 2010s, Nla is the product of extensive research and cross-breeding. The project aimed to push the boundaries of aesthetic and medicinal cannabis, influenced by market trends and ancient landrace varieties.

Nla features a balanced genetic makeup, estimated at approximately 50/50 indica and sativa traits, with over 60% landrace genetics combined with modern hybrid improvements. This meticulous breeding process spanned five years, ensuring genetic stability and predictable expressions.

Frequently asked questions

What is the THC content of Nla?
Nla can have a THC content of up to 24%.
What are the primary terpenes found in Nla?
Key terpenes identified in Nla include Myrcene, Pinene, and Limonene.
What kind of effects does Nla typically produce?
Nla is known for a balanced experience that can include both uplifting and sedative effects, often described as cerebral.
Who developed the Nla strain?
The Nla strain was developed by Eskobar Seeds.