Pakistan Ryder is a cross of pakistan valley with ruderalis. Our pakistan valley is a plant that comes from the mountain system of Hindu Kush (north Pakistan).

Crossing with a good specimen of Cannabis Ruderalis, over several generations, based on backcrossing, produces a specimen with indica characteristics, with the gene responsible for the autoflowering response coming from Ruderalis.

It is a fairly branched plant, with the typical indica size, and can measure up to between 40 and 80 cm. When grown indoors it produces large buds, and is a plant perfect for performing an auto SOG, in pots of about 7 liters.

Outdoors, with pots of about 11 liters, branches enough to be a car and, because of this, it is a good producer also in full sun.

Produces a large amount of resin with a musky aroma with touches of essences and noble wood.

Since its flowering does not depend on the photoperiod, it can be grown at any time of the year outdoors, although its yields are better the better environmental conditions it has.

A good method outdoors is to sow as soon as the good weather begins, to do it again a few days before harvesting the first, with which we can make two or three good harvests a year.

Some growers grow more crops, although as there are usually worse environmental conditions, these crops are usually less productive.