Aunt of Farouk Colombian
Aunt of Farouk Colombian
Also known as: Aunt of Farouk x Colombian
Overview
Aunt of Farouk Colombian is a cross of the Indica dominate Aunt of Farouk (aka Wild Pakistan) and Kagyu's Sativa dominate Colombian. This strain is bred by Coastal Seed Co and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors, available only as regular (non-feminized) seeds. The strain represents a unique fusion of old-world genetics, combining the powerful hash-making qualities of Pakistani landrace with the legendary Colombian sativa genetics that helped shape modern cannabis breeding.
The Aunt of Farouk parent strain originates from seeds collected by a friend named Farouk since the 1970s at his aunt and uncle's place near the Indian and Kashmir border. Farouk's family has used these plants for hashmaking (sifting) for many years. The Colombian parent brings genetics from the legendary landrace sativa strains that became famous during the 1960s cannabis boom in the United States. This hybrid combines the narcotic, body high, mellow, dreamy effects of the Pakistani indica with the energizing, cerebral qualities typical of Colombian sativas, creating a balanced experience that appeals to both recreational and medicinal users.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with insomnia and sleep disorders
- Often used for stress and anxiety management
- Users report relief from muscle spasms
- May help with depression
- Often used for fatigue
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Aunt of Farouk Colombian can be cultivated indoors and outdoors and is considered suitable for both novice and experienced growers. Flowering time is typically 8-10 weeks (±67 days) indoors. The strain exhibits traits from both parents - the Aunt of Farouk genetics contribute mainly short broad leaf phenotypes with not many branches (80-100cm) but there are a few sativa influenced phenotypes that will grow taller with more branches (100-150cm). Plants prefer organic growing methods as traditionally used in Pakistan, and growers should monitor nitrogen levels carefully as leaves may show nutrient burn quickly. Expected yield varies by phenotype, with indica-leaning plants producing dense, resinous buds while sativa-leaning phenotypes may stretch more and produce airier flowers. The strain is known for heavy trichome production and strong aromatic qualities during flowering.