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Titi Forest 'Ballalguri' Feral Selection 2025
ZOM-IND-WEB-0620250045
At a Glance
Classification Feral
Accession Type Selection
Pollination Type Open pollination
Sex expression Dioecious
Flowering time 18–24 weeks
Photoperiod response Short-day
Botanical Characteristics
Plant shape Bushy, conical
Branching Medium
Leaflet width Narrow
Hierarchy
Growing Region The Dooars
Growing Area Alipurduar
Appellation Lakhi Duar
Location
Country India
Province/State West Bengal
Alipurduar
Falakata
Locality Ballalguri
Coordinates 26.787886, 89.297626
Point type Obfuscated field point
Uncertainty about 500 m
Elevation 130 m
Traditional Names
Local Name গাঁজা
Pronunciation Gām̐jā
Translation Ganja
Collection
Method Seeds
Sourcing Type Point of Origin
Autochthonous Yes
Harvest Date 2025
Collector Éloïse,Isabella
Expedition WEB01
Provenance Evidence
Regional Corroboration Indian Hemp Drugs Commission
Population Corroboration None recorded
Identity Confirmation None recorded
Conservation
Main lot Zomia Genetic Library
Seed lot: no data yet
Nothing has been reported about this seed lot yet. What this means
Legal Threats Legal tolerance
M/F Ratio 40%
Hermaphroditism 0%
Culling No
Introgression Pure landrace
Cultivation
Status Active
System Type Feral
Scale Widespread feral populations
Cycle 1 Planting May–June
Cycle 1 Harvest October–January
Cycle 2 Planting October–November
Cycle 2 Harvest April–May
Preservation
Seed Storage Zomia Genetic Library

Titi Forest 'Ballalguri' Feral Selection 2025 is a landrace cannabis accession documented by the Zomia Collective in India.

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Conservation Status

This accession is recorded at medium conservation priority.

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