Organic Heirloom Cannabis GeneticsSwami Organic Seed is the embodiment of “pura vida” in organically produced cannabis seed. Utilizing the Living Organic Soil methodology we helped establish in cannabis gardening along with Brotherhood of Eternal Love genetics we were gifted by a former BOEL member/associate, we breed for various outcomes in cannabis.Preservation of Heirloom Cannabis GeneticsPreservation and future development of these heirloom and BOEL genetics are among the priorities we take as a responsibility to cannabis. I personally remember what it was like to enjoy cannabis of the 70’s, and as cannabis activists we are dedicated to bringing these forgotten human pleasures to the modern age. We bring lifetimes worth of cannabis history, cannabis gardening, and cannabis genetics together in Swami Organic Seed.Why Do We Do This?Because multiple combinations of poorly selected breedings over the last few decades have produced disease prone types that often lack the desired effects in both indica and sativa preferences. The stronger indicas that were ever present twenty years ago are all but extinct today. Sativa types have been selected to near monotony as well. Overall, the more important genetic aspects of cannabis are often overlooked and bred out. We’re on a mission to change this and make available to future generations that which is truly great cannabis.

These are coastal highland Mexican farmed drug line sativas from Guerrero and Panama regions circa mid­70’s. I used the best female Guerrero I found and pollinated her with a rather nice Panama male.

The Guerrero Mexican finishes roughly from 70 days up…which is rather fast for a Mexican sativa…again, these are farmed lines that were used for export. The Panama Red definitely take longer to flower than the Guerrero.

This is an untested Swami Organic Seed landrace hybrid which is no doubt a central/equatorial sativa expressing beast. This would probably benefit from a breeding to another type…specifically a more indica leaning modern hybrid.

Some F1’s can probably be flowered from seed at 12/12. This is most likely the one­-of­-a­-kind highland Guerrero Mexican with classic Lebanese hash plant import expressions from the 70’s farmed drug lines of the day, producing the garlic flavors of the early 80’s Pacific Northwest bud such as KGB, the ‘U­dub’, and possibly even providing the lost lineage of the infamous G­13 in my opinion, further genetic testing and mapping needed.