Lebanese Snow

Lebanese Snow grew out of a preservation project by Khalifa Genetics, a breeder focused on rare landrace and heirloom cannabis. The cultivar pairs a Lebanese Hashplant landrace with a Siberian Ruderalis, two hardy populations from opposite ends of the map, with the stated goal of producing a full-spectrum, terpene-rich autoflower that shrugs off rough conditions. Released through the Mandala Seeds shop with a fresh seed drop planned for 2026, it stays at a medium height and carries the resinous character its hashplant parent suggests.

As a CBD-dominant, full-spectrum variety, its effects are reported as gentle rather than overwhelming: a happy, calming lift that eases into soft relaxation while leaving the head workable. Neither THC nor CBD percentages have been published yet, so the sensible expectation is a mild, functional experience suited to low-tolerance consumers, daytime use and those drawn to broad cannabinoid profiles over raw potency.

The aroma sets it apart from most CBD lines: tangerine and candy sweetness cut with a sour edge and a fruity cantaloupe undertone. Khalifa Genetics calls it one of the hardiest cultivars it has produced, and the ruderalis influence makes it a strong candidate for northern outdoor plots, short seasons and unheated greenhouses. As an autoflower it runs on its own clock from germination to harvest; exact timings have not been published, while height and yield are both listed simply as medium.