Syria by The Landrace Team
Indica × Sativa
Syria is a hybrid cannabis strain developed by The Landrace Team, drawing from ancient Middle Eastern cultivation traditions. It possesses a balanced genetic profile, combining indica and sativa characteristics derived from its regional landrace ancestry. This strain is noted for its historical significance and unique attributes.
Appearance
Syria buds are typically dense and compact, displaying a rich tapestry of deep forest greens interspersed with lighter shades. A generous coating of icy white and amber trichomes covers the buds, giving them a frosted appearance that suggests high resin content. The plant's structure is generally balanced, with sturdy stems and vibrant, serrated leaves.
Aroma & Flavor
The aroma of Syria is complex, often described as a blend of earthy, spicy, and sweet notes, with hints of citrus and herbal undertones. This aromatic profile translates into a flavor experience that mirrors its scent, offering a palate that is simultaneously herbal, sweet, citrusy, and spicy, with an underlying earthiness.
Effects
Users commonly report that Syria induces a sense of calm. While specific details on its full range of effects are limited in the provided notes, the strain is generally understood to offer a balanced experience due to its indica and sativa genetic blend.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
While specific cannabinoid percentages are not detailed beyond the general THC range of 15-25% and CBD under 1%, the terpene profile of Syria is noted to include Myrcene, Limonene, and Caryophyllene. These terpenes contribute to the strain's characteristic aroma and flavor notes.
Origins & Lineage
Syria originates from the Middle East, with a genetic lineage that represents a unique fusion of indica and sativa attributes, reflecting the natural hybrid vigor found in ancient regional cannabis. The Landrace Team has meticulously preserved and recreated this strain, drawing from historical records and genetic analyses of Middle Eastern landraces. Its ancestry is deeply rooted in the ancient terroirs of regions including Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, and Iran.
Cultivation
Syria is noted for its natural resilience and adaptability, making it suitable for various cultivation environments. Its compact flower formation and bushy appearance are advantageous for indoor growers, while its hardiness benefits outdoor cultivation. The strain exhibits impressive agricultural potential, with yields potentially ranging from 450-550 grams per square meter under optimal conditions.