Maple Leaf
Maple Leaf is a classic indica-dominant hybrid developed by Sensi Seeds, derived from preserved Afghan genetics originating from the Mazar-i-Sharif region. It is recognized for its heavy resin production, hash-like aroma, and reported sedative effects.
About Maple Leaf
Maple Leaf, often referred to as Maple Leaf Indica, is a line developed by Sensi Seeds using Afghan genetics salvaged from the Mazar-i-Sharif region shortly before the Soviet invasion. Rather than being a cross of two specific modern cultivars, it is considered part of the broader Afghani family. Sensi Seeds refined this line through backcrossing to stabilize its traditional indica characteristics, resulting in a plant that reflects its regional hash-making heritage. The flavor profile is characterized by sweet citrus and earthy hash notes, underscored by a buttery richness. Users frequently report experiences of relaxation, euphoria, and hunger, often noting that the experience can transition into sleepiness depending on the individual and dosage.
Plant characteristics
The plants exhibit classic indica morphology, characterized by a compact structure and broad leaves. During the flowering stage, they typically show moderate vertical stretch. The flowers are dense and noted for a heavy resin coating, which aligns with the strain's historical reputation for hash production. While they can grow into larger bushes in warm, sunny outdoor environments, they are also well-suited for indoor settings.