Cannabis · Landrace · THC-dominant
South Indian
Widely repeated
Lineage
Seed parent, then pollen parent. A backcross is a third parent, and it does not replace either of them.
Mother
Unrecorded
Father
Unrecorded
This record
South Indian
Parents unrecorded
A regional name used in the Haze and White Widow stories. Not a catalogued clone.
Market report
Read from the Leafly public index on 2026-10-11. One source. Not a pedigree, and not confirmed by a second catalog. Parent names inside Leafly’s paragraph were not copied into the diagram.
- Leafly reviews
- 4.3 average across 13 reviews
- Lab producer count
- 0
Leafly’s producer count on this row is 0. Any median below is what Leafly published. Phylo does not treat it as a lab panel.
No cannabinoid median on this Leafly row. Phylo did not invent one.
Reported effects
Leafly review votes, not a clinical finding.
- euphoric · 7 votes
- energetic · 6 votes
- uplifted · 4 votes
- creative · 4 votes
- relaxed · 4 votes
South Indian refers to the indigenous varieties of cannabis (or landraces) that grow natively in this region of the world.
- Region
- India
- Origin
- Southern India
- Breeder
- Unrecorded
- Era
- Landrace
Claims
Three clean supports corroborate a claim. Five enter it. The studio can adopt sooner. A dispute keeps it out.
No open claims on this record.
File a change
Parent corrections, wording, and source notes all enter the same queue.