Deep Line Alchemy
Deep Line Alchemy (DLA) is a series of hybrid crosses by Bodhi Seeds that pairs regional landrace genetics with an 88 G13 Hashplant male. Because the series consists of distinct parent combinations identified by number, the flavor, effect, and growth characteristics vary significantly between releases.
About Deep Line Alchemy
Deep Line Alchemy is a project by Bodhi Seeds that utilizes the 88 G13 Hashplant male to explore older regional genetics. The numbering system identifies specific parent combinations rather than a linear progression of potency.
An unnumbered version, associated with District Cannabis, is a cross of Afghani and 88 G13 Hashplant. It is characterized by a profile of peppery hash, earth, and fruit, leaning into traditional hashplant qualities.
Deep Line Alchemy #4, a selection grown by 710 Labs, crosses Kashmir 22 with 88 G13 Hashplant. This version offers a softer, creamier profile with prominent notes of nutmeg and spice.
Deep Line Alchemy #6, also known as Persian Delight, is a collaboration between Bodhi Seeds and Strayfox Gardenz that crosses an Iraqi female from Ranya with 88 G13 Hashplant. This selection is noted for an aroma of chocolate scones, vanilla, and musty undertones, with a dry, spicy hash flavor.
Reported effects vary by selection. The unnumbered flower is associated with nighttime relaxation. Users of #6 have reported a delayed onset followed by significant sleepiness, while other reports under the general DLA label mention uplift and giggles. Due to the genetic diversity within the series, the specific number is essential for understanding the expected experience.
Plant characteristics
The unnumbered District Cannabis selection produces dense, conical green buds that may feature purple shading, amber pistils, and conspicuous resin. DLA #4, released as regular seed, has an eight-to-nine-week flowering window and is described as forgiving of feeding mistakes, suitable for indoor, greenhouse, or warm outdoor environments. DLA #6 is described as having vigorous growth and a manageable structure, producing very dense, resinous flowers. Growers should monitor humidity levels for #6 due to the density of the flower formations.