Lebanese Regular by Ace Seeds – Authentic Landrace Sativa for Hash Lovers · High CBD & Heat Resistant

Lebanese Regular by Ace Seeds is a pure sativa landrace strain from Lebanon, world-renowned for producing the legendary blonde and red Lebanese hash. This authentic genetics delivers a clean, cheerful high with remarkable CBD content between 6 and 16%, making it a standout choice for conscious growers and hash connoisseurs alike.

Worried your grow won’t live up to the legendary reputation of Lebanese hash?

It’s easy to feel the pressure—especially when you're chasing that iconic, smooth, resin-rich experience tied to decades of tradition. You’ve seen the stories, heard the myths, maybe even tasted the real deal years ago. But now? Most strains are hybrids, rushed through flowering, bred for size over soul. The risk? Ending up with bland buds, weak effects, or plants that crack under heat and drought.

That’s where Lebanese Regular steps in. This isn’t another lab-made hybrid—it’s the real lineage, preserved and perfected by Ace Seeds after over a decade of breeding. It starts flowering around six weeks thanks to its semi-autoflowering tendencies, matures early (end of summer), and thrives in hot, arid climates where other sativas would wither. Its delicate, foxtail-heavy colas are packed with resin, perfect for hand-rubbing or dry-sift extractions. The aroma evolves from sweet and floral to citrus and mango during curing, finishing with that unmistakable 'blonde hash' scent reminiscent of Moroccan classics. You’re not just growing a plant—you’re reviving a legacy.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Ace Seeds
• Type: Regular
• Dominance: 100% sativa
• Genetics: 4th generation pure Lebanese landrace
• Flowering time (indoor): 9–11 weeks
• Harvest time (outdoor): End of September to early October (Northern Hemisphere)
• Indoor yield: Medium-high (approx. 400–500 g/m² / 14.11–17.64 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor yield: Medium-high (approx. 100–400 g/plant / 3.53–14.11 oz/plant)
• Indoor height: 0.80–1.20 m (2.62–3.94 ft)
• Outdoor height: 1.00–1.50 m (3.28–4.92 ft)
• Difficulty: Medium (ideal for growers with some experience)
• Structure and vigour: Vigorous, well-branched, thin leaves, strong stretch in pre-flowering
• Resistance: Very high resistance to heat and drought; average-high resistance to spider mites, powdery mildew, and whitefly; average resistance to botrytis
• Training: Suitable for LST and light topping; avoid flowering stimulators to prevent hermaphroditism
• Recommended pot: Large pots (18–25 L) to avoid root restriction and support growth
• THC: 0.5–8%
• CBD: 6–16%
• Aromatic profile: Terpinolene, alpha-pinene, limonene, beta-caryophyllene
• Flavour: Sweet, floral, woody, with citrus and mango notes
• Effect: Clean, cheerful, uplifting, and smooth—ideal for daytime use

How to grow Lebanese Regular seeds

For a stable start, germinate seeds in a moist environment at 22–25 °C with high humidity. Once the radicle reaches about 1 cm, transplant carefully into a well-aerated substrate. To boost early root development, Pro Roots enhances microbial activity and reduces transplant shock.

During vegetative growth, maintain a photoperiod of 20/4 or 18/6 to delay flowering, especially if keeping mother plants. Use moderate nutrient levels—this landrace prefers organic inputs and doesn’t respond well to overfeeding. For sustained growth, Bio Grow BioBizz provides balanced nutrition without stressing the plant.

Flowering begins naturally after ~6 weeks due to semi-autoflowering traits, even under long photoperiods. Keep humidity between 40–50% to protect against mold, ensure strong airflow, and support heavy colas. In mid-flowering, a slight increase in PK can help, but avoid aggressive stimulants. For enhanced resin production, Blossom Blaster supports dense, trichome-rich bud development.

Harvest when trichomes turn milky to slightly amber for a balanced effect. Flush 7–10 days before harvest, dry slowly at 18–22 °C and 50–60% RH, and cure for 2–4 weeks in glass jars to develop the full mango-citrus-hash profile.

Advantages and benefits of Lebanese Regular

• Authentic lineage: One of the few true pure sativa landraces available—no hybrid shortcuts
• High CBD content: Ranges from 6–16%, offering a smooth, non-overwhelming experience
• Perfect for hash: Foxtail-heavy buds with abundant resin make trichome extraction easy and efficient
• Heat and drought resistant: Built for harsh climates, ideal for guerrilla or outdoor grows in hot regions
• Semi-autoflowering trait: Starts flowering early, reducing time in vulnerable veg stage
• Medicinal potential: Balanced THC:CBD ratio supports relaxation without anxiety
• Breeding value: Unique genotype for creating fast-flowering, high-CBD hybrids

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Lebanese Regular suitable for beginners?

It’s best for growers with some experience. While it’s tough in heat and drought, its semi-autoflowering nature and sensitivity to overfeeding require attentive care.

Can I grow this indoors?

Yes, but avoid flowering stimulators and use long photoperiods (20/4) if keeping mothers. It thrives outdoors in hot climates.

Why does it start flowering so early?

It has natural semi-autoflowering tendencies—part of its landrace adaptation. It’ll begin flowering after ~6 weeks, regardless of light cycle.

How do I maximize resin production?

Grow in full sun, avoid over-fertilizing, ensure good airflow, and consider using bloom boosters like Blossom Blaster in mid-flowering.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I first grew Lebanese Regular three seasons ago, skeptical about its legendary status. I planted five seeds in 20L smart pots, expecting at least one to herm or stretch out of control. But they all stayed true—no hermaphroditism, even without carbon filters. The stretch was intense, going from 30 cm (11.81 in) to over 1.30 m (4.27 ft) in just three weeks. What blew me away was the resin. By week eight, the foxtails were glistening. I dry-sifted one plant and got nearly 15 grams of 6-star hash. The high? Clear, uplifting, and smooth—exactly what I remembered from the 90s. My only tip: don’t rush the cure. Let it breathe, and that mango-citrus note will deepen into something truly sacred.