Mag Landrace

About Mag Landrace

Mag Landrace carries its heritage right in the name, identifying itself as a landrace-type indica rather than a modern engineered hybrid, though the specific geographic origin and breeder behind this particular seed line are not documented here. THC testing lands in a solidly strong range, between roughly 18 and 19 percent, higher than many true landraces typically test, since older genetics have historically leaned toward more moderate potency compared to selectively bred modern crosses. No flowering time, yield, or terpene data has been published for Mag Landrace, so the practical grow characteristics that would normally accompany an old-world indica line, extended flowering, tall outdoor growth, a particular chemical signature, remain unconfirmed for this specific listing. Landrace genetics in general are valued for representing a more original, less hybridized slice of cannabis diversity, and Mag Landrace's naming places it in that category even without a fully documented technical profile to back it up. For growers interested in indica genetics closer to the plant's original forms, the strong THC range here is the clearest data point currently on record.