Description
Imagine if a legendary crew of US Army Ranger Infantryman were on patrol. While on their daily missions and patrols, they were also pheno hunting Afghanistan’s and Pakistan’s elite landrace, commercially farmed and grown lots? Ladies and gentlemen the PIR has landed! Seeds sourced directly off specially selected plants right off the battlefield. It is very hard to get access to the most exclusive and protected gardens in any country, none the less the war-torn birthplace of the Indica plant. The more dangerous regions typically had the nicest and most dank cultivars. The Afghan land race plants are the crown jewel of the Indica broadleaf medicine producing cultivars, they grow very strong and perform perfectly. We wanted the best, so we fought our asses off for it. War Trophy is a very pure line in our selection of War Trophy we used only the loudest, meanest, vigorous and sweetest smelling purple phenos we could find. Outstanding results all around. War Trophy is strong enough to carry a farm on her back. As with all Afghan land race cultivars she prefers a dryer climate and no rain. War Trophy excels and will perform indoor perfectly. She is a beautifully hunted purple Afghan line. She smokes like a dream, she is potent and full of flavor. War trophy is being retooled in America to make her more capable of growing in a full spectrum of growing conditions and operations. A War Trophy for America to enjoy!
Grower level: Easy
Helps: This strain is a destroyer of PTSD, anxiety, pain, insomnia and so much more!
Smell/Taste: Very sweet, mouthwatering candy you want more of, hint of earthy tones at times
Family: Pure Indica Line
Indoor/Outdoor: Both
Size: Medium/Large
Flower Time: 8-9 weeks
Lineage: Mother- Afghan (purple pheno) X Father- Afghan (purple pheno)
Sex: Regular
Photo Period:12/12
Yield: Heavy
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HD –
Bummer to see this OOS. If it comes around again do yourself Solid and snag a couple packs. Description is on point. From my experience, I would note WT is a resilient cultivar. I had several of today’s poly hybrids fall to a spider mite insurgency while WT laughed it off. It’s like they wouldn’t even bother with it. No PM symptoms either while a cut of INBG struggled in the humidity of a wet summer right next to a keeper female clone I gifted to a friend’s garden. She is stout, absolutely beautiful when grown in living soil even in veg, and piles on dense golf balls with stacked top colas. Well done soldier, well done.