The derg corra collective was founded by bald man lala and monkey@zoo, but runs with the supports of a whole range of breeders and growers. The main aim of the collective is to save old, rare, or wild strains from dissapearing and maintaining biodiversity as much as possible. The collective goes even further, by donating 1/3rd of the income to reforestation and or other charity projects.

The seeds were given to me by Lala's friend Farouk over the last 40 years. He had collected them in a small village behind his aunt and uncle's house. Lala has smoked the hash from the village a couple of times, and it hits hard. There might be a hint of some indian sativa in these but we're not sure. When Farouk asked his uncle he just says, that they sow, harvest and smoke. He has his stash in his backyard and thats all that counts for him.

The seeds were made with open pollination, so there should be multiple phenotypes hiding in there for the treasure hunter, including a berry pheno.

AOF prefers to be grown the organic way... as they do in pakistan, and you should keep an eye on the top leaves for too much N... They might claw pretty fast and in that case you should use clean water the next couple of times you are feeding.

Mostly Indica
Smell: From berries to burnt rubber
Taste: Earthy, sweet, hashy
Flowering: 9-10 weeks

Genetics: Wild Pakistani strain