This plant thrives in Swaziland's rocky and mountainous interior, where it can be found in abundance. The climate in Swaziland varies from tropical to near-temperate, but the weather is always hot and humid. December and June are the driest months of the year, respectively. There may be a long history of cannabis phenotypes found in this lineage.
The amount of Cannabis that is grown in Swaziland, despite the fact that it is still illegal, is astounding.
Plants can grow to over 3 metres in height, and there are a lot of them. There is a large, central cola supported by thick, dark green/purple stems. Smaller, dense buds adorn the side branches.
Final yields are always impressive, with buds covered in bright orange and red hair and bursting with resin glands.
The taste and high are typically buzzy and productive, with a strong, sweet Mango aroma. The pungent flowers of this plant are also used as an infusion to make a tea that is used to treat nausea, cold fever, and to keep people healthy in general.