Satori Seeds – Peru Landrace

Peruvian Heirloom

This equatorial landrace is one of the strongest sativas we have ever encountered. With high yields, abundant resin and intense aroma, she is a joy to grow if enough space is available. Expect scents of berries and candy, mixed with the earthy warmth of black pepper and herbs. The long, slender branches are flexible and easy to train and respond well to pruning, producing large, heavy buds that are covered in resin.

If you grow it indoors, activated charcoal filters are a must, as this strain develops strong aromas during flowering. Although it is a long flowering strain, it is well worth the wait. The effect is electric, uplifting the spirit, creating feelings of happiness and invigoration. These powerful effects have fascinated “sativa” enthusiasts for generations.

Although it is incredibly easy to grow, we recommend giving it enough space for both the roots and the foliage, as it can grow quite large and needs room to spread out during flowering. It also prefers a cautious approach to fertilizer – less is more here. It can increase in size up to five times during flowering and takes up to 18 weeks to harvest. This strain requires a lot of patience, but the reward is beautiful, large, sticky buds with such a strong effect that it has “no limit”. It is advisable to start slowly, especially if you are new to equatorial sativas, as the effect takes up to an hour to build up – again, less is more.

Genetics: Peruvian jungle landrace
Height: High
Flowering time: 14-18 weeks
Harvest time outdoors: December – January (note that this applies to the 35th degree of latitude, in Germany indoor cultivation is recommended, but there is nothing to be said against outdoor experiments with a rain canopy or in a greenhouse).
Environment: Outdoor, Greenhouse
Aroma: berries, tropical fruits, plastic, astringent, sweets, pepper, spices, herbs
Effect: Warm, electric, pleasant, uplifting, meditative, focused, invigorating, thought-provoking, psychedelic
Uses: Sitting meditation, chanting, breathing exercises, hatha yoga, tai chi, hiking/walking, studying/reading
Possible medical benefits: Nausea, depression, increased appetite, pain