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DCC-TJK-UNK-0120000001

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2000 DCC Shirin Gol Reproduction
DCC-TJK-UNK-0120000001
At a Glance
Classification Other
Accession Type Reproduction
Pollination Type Open pollination
Effects Relaxing, calming
Location
Country Tajikistan
Collection
Method Seeds
Preservation
Seed Storage Derg Corra Collective


2000 DCC Shirin Gol Reproduction is a seed accession of a reproduction of Shirin Gol, a cannabis line that the online seed shop SeedHeaven lists under the Derg Corra Collective.[1] The listing calls Shirin Gol an old heirloom from Tajikistan that the seed company Herbaria sourced and acclimatised to the Swiss climate in the early 2000s.[2]

Collection Details

The listing does not say where in Tajikistan the line came from or who collected it. It says that the reproduction was made by open pollination among 10 males and 12 females, and it does not name the grower.[2]

Botanical Characteristics

The listing quotes Herbaria's original description of the line. In Herbaria's gloss the name means "sweet flower". Herbaria called the line a pure indica, suited to outdoor growing. It described vigorous, sturdy plants with short internodes and medium-wide leaves, 1.5 to 1.8 m tall outdoors, flowering in 45 to 50 days under artificial light or by mid to late September outdoors, with long, compact flowers and good resistance to mould and mildew, and a sweet, earthy scent with a touch of lemon.[2]

Effects

The listing says that the reproduction gives a relaxing, calming high.[2]

Smoke Reports

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See Also

References

  1. ↑ "Derg Corra Collective". SeedHeaven. Retrieved 8 October 2026.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "Shirin Gol". SeedHeaven. Retrieved 8 October 2026.