Landslide
Landslide is a name shared by two distinct, unrelated hybrid lineages: one rooted in traditional Afghan hash-plant genetics and the other in contemporary, dessert-forward breeding.
About Landslide
The name Landslide refers to two separate genetic projects that share no common ancestry. The first, selected by ITC Genetics, is a cross of Afgoo Los Angeles and Mazar (pre-2000). This iteration emphasizes its Afghan heritage, producing stocky plants with dense, resinous flowers. Its aromatic profile is characterized by pine and earth, underscored by a skunky sweetness reminiscent of late 1990s cannabis.
The second version, released by Lit Farms, utilizes a cross of Lava Cake #11 and Fleetwood Mac #100. This selection is noted for producing large, trichome-heavy buds. The flavor profile is reported to be a complex mix of grape bubblegum, citrus zest, earth, and floral spice. Users report that the effects of this version typically begin with a cerebral lift before transitioning into a heavy, full-body sensation.
Plant characteristics
The ITC Genetics version is characterized by stocky plants and fortress-thick, resinous buds. The Lit Farms version is noted for producing boulder-sized, trichome-frosted flowers.