My father began collecting seeds in 1964, during his first tour in SE Asia with a special warfare group. He was there until after the Tet Offensive, when he decided to do something else with his life. After his time in the military, he became a television journalist with a major US network, allowing him access to places around the world where most westerners are generally not welcome. Unbeknownst to his children, he had been collecting rare cannabis varieties during these travels, keeping his stock viable through proper storage and by propagating and acclimatizing new seeds every three years.Later in his life, my father and I bonded over our mutual love of the plant, which he had kept a closely guarded secret for most of my life. Being a horticulture student at the time, I began working these lines (as well as my personal collection) on our family farms in Yamhill and Clatsop Counties. In 2009 we began growing for a group of marginalized HIV patients, and Old World Organics was born.

A pure1960’s Mazar-i-Sharif charas cultivar, acclimatized to the Pacific Northwest for the last 50 years. Giant plants, producing a mind warping, narcotic, other worldly effect. Collected during a 1960’s trek along the famous hippie trail, she is truly one of the most incredible and euphoric Afghan cultivars we’ve ever come across. She is VERY resistant, and finishes outdoors by the middle of October at 45 north, producing massive yields of resinous, aromatic flowers. She’s an excellent concentrate plant as well, and a must have for hash enthusiasts and collectors alike.