It is in Tadzhikistan, in the western Himalayas, where a well-balanced sativa/indica hybrid was first created to endure the extremes of high-altitude cultivation. Forgiving temperatures are no problem for the plants that produce these seeds because survival and growth are hardwired into their DNA.

Additionally, Pamir Gold is extremely resistant to things like mould, mildew, fungus, and other things that can kill regular cannabis plants. Here are a few reasons why you should not miss out on the Pamir gold adventure.

However, the plants aren't quite as tall as the normal indica. When it comes to structure, they look like an indica/sativa with long lateral branches that hold plenty of flowering sites.

A distinct aroma of fruit and spice enhances one's desire to savour their flavours. To bring out these traits even more, you can light it up.

The taste is similar to that of a typical indica, but with a fruity undertone.

With a deep sedative stone from the indica side and a sativa-like buzz, the effect is quite multifaceted and allows users to keep their functionality while under its influence.
Subtle but nice results are achieved.

These characteristics make Pamir Gold an ideal strain for a broad range of medicinal applications. Pamir Gold may be grown with ease in almost any habitat or manner. It has a built-in resistance for cold, and it reacts equally well to both indoor and outdoor cultivation methods.

Effect: Relaxing, Soothing
Flowering time: 7 weeks
Genetics: Tadzjikistani 
Grows: Greenhouse, Grows indoors, Grows outdoors
Sex: Feminized
Taste: Sweet earthy taste with a breath of lemon and pear
THC Content: Unknown
Variety: Mostly Indica
Yield: Medium