KUSHINDICASEEDS

The term "pure" in this context usually refers to genetics that have not been crossed with sativa or ruderalis lines, often tracing back to a single landrace population. Breeders who offer pure indica seeds typically describe them as unhybridized or close to their original regional form. Names such as Hindu Kush, Afghani, and Mazar-i-Sharif point to the valleys where these populations were isolated for generations. That geographic isolation is what kept the gene pool relatively uniform.