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Highland Lao #7 General Population 2025
Highland Lao #7 General Population 2025 is a landrace cannabis accession from Bolikhamsai Province, Laos, listed as Highland Lao #7 in the seed catalogue of The Real Seed Company (RSC). RSC classifies it as a Lao-Thai ganja landrace. The Real Seed Company offers the line for sale on its Kwik Seeds site (checked 17 October 2026).
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An appellation, in full an appellation of origin, is the geographical name of a country, region or locality used to designate a product from that place whose quality or characteristics are due exclusively or essentially to its geographical environment, natural and human factors included. The definition is that of the Lisbon Agreement of 1958, which protects a registered appellation against usurpation or imitation, even where the product's true origin is stated or the name is used in translation.
California provided for appellations of origin for cannabis in its 2016 legalisation. Its Department of Food and Agriculture has since written regulations for them. The geographer Pierre-Arnaud Chouvy has argued since 2020 that the kif and hashish of Morocco's Rif, made from the kif landrace, should receive a protected designation of origin. read more →
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