Chinar
Chinar
Overview
Chinar is a rare cannabis strain developed by Red Scare Seed Company, created from a cross between Azad Kashmir and Uzbekistani genetics. This hybrid strain represents a unique blend of landrace genetics from two distinct Central Asian regions. The Azad Kashmir parent is derived from a war-torn mountainous region where these seeds are difficult to access, while the Uzbekistani component brings traditional hashplant characteristics known for their resin production and compact indica structure. Red Scare Seed Company, an underground breeder from Kentucky operating in Michigan, specializes in preservation work with rare landrace genetics and hard-to-find strains. The Chinar strain exemplifies this commitment to genetic preservation, combining two distinct landrace backgrounds to create a hybrid that maintains the unique characteristics of both parent strains. Like many of Red Scare's offerings, this strain is primarily available as regular seeds and is considered suitable for breeding projects and genetic preservation efforts.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report it may help with stress relief
- May assist with pain management
- Often used for relaxation
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Cultivation information for Chinar is limited due to its rare status. Given its landrace parentage, it likely requires careful attention to environmental conditions. The Azad Kashmir parent suggests it may prefer cooler mountain-like conditions, while the Uzbekistani influence indicates tolerance for arid climates. As a hybrid of two indica-dominant landraces, it probably has a moderate flowering time and produces resinous buds suitable for hash-making. Indoor cultivation may be preferred for better environmental control. This strain is considered suitable for breeding projects and genetic preservation work.