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CBG-SWZ-UNK-0120160001

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Sudáfrica 2016
CBG-SWZ-UNK-0120160001
At a Glance
Classification Other
Flowering Time 14–15 weeks
Aroma Pine, resin, licorice, lime
Location
Country Eswatini
Collection
Method Seeds
Sourcing Type Unknown provenance
Cultivation
Status Unknown
System Type Unknown
Preservation
Seed Storage Cannabiogen


Sudáfrica 2016 is a seed accession of Sudáfrica, a cannabis line of Cannabiogen, a seed company in Spain. ACE Seeds sold it in the section of its shop given to Cannabiogen's products by April 2016, as "South African Standard", with the short description "SOUTH AFRICAN SATIVA FROM SWAZILAND".[1]

Geography

ACE Seeds' listing says that the line was "Originally from Southafrica, from bagseeds supposedly from Swaziland": grown from seed found in bought cannabis that was said to come from Swaziland, now Eswatini. Its genetics field reads "Pure african sativa from Swaziland". The listing names no place in the country.[1]

History

According to the listing, the line was worked by friends of the old Vibes Collective.[1]

Collection Details

The listing names no collector, place or date, and does not say when the seed was found or how many generations were grown from it.[1]

Cultivation Details

The listing gives a flowering time of 14 to 15 weeks indoors and November for the outdoor harvest, an average yield, and calls the plant a 100 % sativa. The seed was sold in packs of ten.[1]

Aroma

The listing describes the bouquet as pine, resin, licorice and lime.[1]

Smoke Reports

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See Also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 "South African Standard". ACE Seeds. Archived from the original on 11 April 2016. Retrieved 12 October 2026.