// Definition
The discussion of how traditional Jamaican cannabis genetics (predominantly sativa, tall plants adapted to tropical growing conditions) have been impacted by the introduction of fast-flowering indica varieties, and the implications for preserving Jamaica's heritage ganja genetics.
// From the Episode
Episode 060 discusses how Jamaica historically 'had those sativa plants' suited to the tropical environment, but fast-flowering indicas have been increasingly introduced. The panel discusses the tension between traditional Jamaican sativa varieties and imported indica genetics, noting that growing 'the wrong ganja in the tropical area' can cause problems. The discussion connects to broader themes about preserving landrace genetics while acknowledging the practical advantages of hybrid and indica varieties for commercial cultivation.
// Source
Ep. 060 Hash Church LIX 59 JAMAICA →