Nepal Annapurna Regular Seeds by Ace Seeds – Pure Himalayan Sativa Landrace for Resilient Growing & Charas Production

Nepal Annapurna Regular seeds by Ace Seeds deliver a genuine Himalayan sativa experience — tall, resilient, and rich in heritage, bred for those who value purity, potency, and traditional charas production.

Are you tired of finicky sativas that collapse at the first sign of rain or cold?

Does your grow space turn into a jungle of tangled stems, lost tools, and half-empty nutrient bottles — a chaotic mess that kills motivation before harvest even begins?

Without the right genetics, growing can feel like a constant battle against nature and clutter. You're not just fighting mold or pests — you're fighting disorganization, wasted time, and the frustration of plants that can't handle real-world conditions.

That’s where Nepal Annapurna steps in. This isn’t just another photoperiod strain — it’s a 100% pure sativa landrace collected from wild plants growing at over 2,000 meters in the Annapurna range. It brings order to chaos, resilience to vulnerability, and authenticity to a market full of hybrids. With its tall, flexible structure and minimal care needs, it thrives in poor soils and harsh climates, giving you more peace of mind and less maintenance.

How Your Grow Space Transforms with Authentic Landrace Genetics

Imagine a grow room or garden where everything has its place — not because you’ve bought an organizer, but because your plant behaves predictably, grows strong, and demands little. Nepal Annapurna brings calm to the chaos. Its natural resistance to botrytis, mold, and temperature swings means fewer emergencies, fewer sprays, and less stress. You’re not babysitting — you’re cultivating.

Outdoors, it stands tall and proud, unfazed by late rains or sudden cold snaps. Indoors, under a SCROG setup, it fills the net evenly, rewarding pruning with generous lateral growth. This isn’t a plant that fights you — it flows with your rhythm, making your entire process smoother, more intuitive, and more enjoyable.

What You Can Organize Around This Himalayan Survivor

• Your outdoor grow calendar — plant late, harvest early November, no rush
• Your nutrient shelf — low-to-moderate feeding keeps the regimen simple
• Your mold prevention kit — its very high resistance reduces the need for sprays
• Your training tools — perfect for LST and SCROG thanks to long internodes
• Your seed collection — preserve pure sativa genetics before they disappear
• Your hash-making ritual — harvest resin-rich flowers for traditional hand-rubbed charas
• Your peace of mind — grow confidently in cool, humid, or unpredictable climates

Steps to Build Your Resilient Himalayan Grow Setup

1. Start with fresh, viable Nepal Annapurna seeds from a trusted source like Barneys Farm or Ace Seeds
2. Germinate using the paper towel method or direct soil planting at 22–25 °C
3. Transplant to a final pot of 18–25 L (4.76–6.60 gal) if growing indoors, or directly into the ground outdoors
4. Train early with low-stress techniques like SCROG to maximize yield and light exposure
5. Switch to flowering after 15 days from seed or use clones rooted for at least 7 days
6. Monitor trichome development — harvest when milky with slight amber for balanced effect
7. Use minimal PK boosters; moderate nutrients during mid-flowering for optimal resin

Advantages and Benefits of Growing a Pure Sativa Landrace

• Very high resistance to cold and rain — grow successfully in temperate zones up to 45ºN
• Exceptional resistance to botrytis and mold — ideal for humid or outdoor grows
• Low maintenance needs — thrives in poor soils with minimal feeding
• Authentic charas production — sticky flowers perfect for hand-rubbed hash
• Uplifting, spiritual high — clean, non-aggressive, and creativity-enhancing
• Preserve rare genetics — support biodiversity with true landrace preservation
• Distinctive aroma — spicy, incense-like, with hints of mint, eucalyptus, and strawberry

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Ace Seeds
• Type: Regular
• Dominance: 100% sativa
• Genetics: 2nd generation Nepalese pure sativa landrace from Annapurna mountainside
• Flowering indoors: 12–14 weeks
• Harvest time outdoors (N): End of October to early November
• Yield indoors: Average (approx. 400–450 g/m² | 14.10–15.88 oz/ft²)
• Yield outdoors: Average (approx. 500–600 g/plant | 17.64–21.16 oz/plant)
• Height indoors: 1.20–1.80 m (3.94–5.91 ft)
• Height outdoors: 2.00–3.00 m (6.56–9.84 ft)
• Difficulty: Medium
• Structure: Tall, lanky, flexible stems with long internodal spacing
• Resistance: Very high against botrytis and cold; high against heat, rain, and wind
• Training: Excellent for SCROG, LST, and pruning due to vigorous lateral growth
• THC: 5–9%
• CBD: 0.5%
• CBG: 0.5%
• Aroma: Spicy, woody, incense, hashish, with fruity (strawberry, lemon) and minty-eucalyptus notes
• Effect: Clean, refreshing, inspiring, spiritual — ideal for daytime use

How to Grow Nepal Annapurna Seeds: Expert Tips

Quick overview: Regular sativa from Ace Seeds, 12–14 week flowering, medium difficulty, ideal for cool, humid, or outdoor grows up to 45ºN.

Safe start: Germinate at 22–25 °C with high humidity. Use a well-draining substrate to prevent rot. For faster rooting, HESI Root Complex strengthens early development.

Stable seedling: Keep RH at 60–70%, light intensity moderate. Avoid overwatering. Introduce beneficial microbes like mycorrhizae early for resilience.

Directed growth: Use 18/6 light cycle. Train with LST or SCROG early. Pot size: 18–25 L (4.76–6.60 gal). For sustained vigor, Monster Grow Pro Grotek supports healthy foliage without excess nitrogen.

Flowering by stages: Switch to 12/12 after 15 days. Maintain RH at 40–50% in mid-late flowering. Moderate PK during peak bloom. For denser buds and cleaner taste, Bud Fuel Pro enhances resin production.

Harvest, drying and curing: Harvest when trichomes are milky to slight amber. Flush 7–10 days before. Dry at 18–22 °C and 50–60% RH. Cure for 2–4 weeks in glass jars for optimal aroma.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much yield can I expect from Nepal Annapurna?

Indoors, expect average yields of 400–450 g/m². Outdoors, plants can produce 500–600 g each under optimal conditions, thanks to their tall, branching structure.

Is Nepal Annapurna suitable for cold climates?

Yes — it has very high resistance to cold and thrives in temperate zones up to 45ºN. It’s ideal for regions with rainy autumns or sudden temperature drops.

Can I use this strain for hash or charas production?

Absolutely. The locals in Nepal traditionally make charas by hand-rubbing the resinous flowers. Its sticky trichomes and spicy-incense aroma make it perfect for artisanal hash.

What’s the best way to train Nepal Annapurna?

It responds exceptionally well to SCROG and LST due to long internodes and vigorous lateral growth. Avoid aggressive topping; gentle bending works best.

Does it require a lot of nutrients?

No — it thrives with low-to-moderate feeding. Overfeeding can reduce resin quality. Use moderate PK only during mid-flowering for best results.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

When I first grew Nepal Annapurna, I was skeptical — a pure sativa, regular seeds, 14-week flowering? But I wanted to reconnect with landrace roots. I planted it late outdoors, almost as a test. It laughed at the rain, stood firm in the wind, and by October, it was a towering 2.5 m (8.20 ft) masterpiece. The smell — spicy, incense-like, with a hint of wild mint — filled the garden. I made charas for the first time, rubbing the buds between my palms. The high was unlike anything — clear, uplifting, almost meditative. No anxiety, no crash. My biggest tip? Don’t rush it. Let it stretch, train it gently, and respect its rhythm. This strain isn’t just a plant — it’s a teacher.