Old Smuggler

Time-tested 70s Heirloom

With roots that can be traced back to landraces brought to the States by one of the most famous smuggling operations in the world—the Brotherhood of Eternal Love (BOEL)—in the 1970s, the mother of Old Smuggler was called “The One.” It is a famous cross of 1976 Highland Thai × 1971 Kandahar Afghani. These rare and old-school genetics are extremely special, known for producing high-quality flower that has stood the test of time.

“The One” was later crossed with Swabi Pakistani, a pure heirloom/landrace line cultivated in Pakistan by one hash farmer for approximately 40 years, until political pressure forced him to stop growing it. He passed along the last seeds to a preservationist along with the request that these genetics be shared. Expect a deep painkilling effect from the mother.

Heritage Notes

Before domestic cultivation, nearly all cannabis in North America arrived from somewhere else, carried by people taking real risks across long distances. That era ended when growers began working seed at home, and the import-era genetics behind it have largely vanished. The main genetics of Old Smuggler come from a infamous heirloom called The One. It was originally bred in the Pacific Northwest by the legendary underground breeder Clackamas Coots, who crossed a 19776 Highland Thai Sativa with a 1971 Kandahar Afghani Indica.

PRODUCT DETAILS
Cannabinoids	Total: 26-27% THC 17.5% CBD 8%
Terpenes	Myrcene — β-Caryophyllene — Humulene
Tasting Notes
Common Effects	Deep Relaxation, Sedation, Pain Killing Effect
Color Category	Purple: Rest
Countries of Origin	Thailand, Afghanistan, Pakistan