With parents from <a href="/strains/south-american">Colombia</a>, <a href="/strains/mexican">Mexico</a>, and <a href="/strains/afghani">Afghani</a>, AK-020 takes genetics from across the globe to create a hybrid masterpiece. This tasty strain brings together earthy and spicy flavors alongside a nice citrus influence. The high is great for winding down after dinner or before watching your favorite film.

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Phatt Frutty by Barney&rsquo;s Farm is a mixture of cannabis&rsquo; classic geographic regions. Combining the attributes of <a href="/strains/afghani">Afghani</a>, <a href="/strains/north-indian">North Indian</a>, and <a href="/strains/mexican">Mexican</a>, Barney&rsquo;s Farm captures telltale aromas and flavors from across the globe in this one strain. Emitting an earthy, hashy aroma, Phatt Frutty&rsquo;s plant grow tight and squat. These plants are also mold resistant, making them suitable for indoor and outdoor growing.&nbsp;

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Mexican refers to the indigenous varieties of cannabis (or <a href="/news/cannabis-101/the-cannabis-origin-what-is-a-landrace-strain">landraces</a>) that grow natively in this region of the world. Because of this region&#39;s latitude and climate, these native landrace strains tend to be <a href="/strains/lists/category/sativa">sativa</a> in structure and effect.

Mexican refers to the indigenous varieties of cannabis (or landraces) that grow natively in this region of the world. Because of this region's latitude and climate, these native landrace strains tend to be sativa in structure and effect.

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Mexican strains have bad reputation because of the brick method which causes degradation on the quality and also because it contains seeds but yesterday I went to visit a friend in his restaurant in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. I was telling him how good Marijuana was in Czech Republic and how it was much better than Mexican Brick Weed.

He told me he had some really good Mexican Land Race Sativa grown in the mountains of Puerto Vallarta in the State of Jalisco, it is a tropical jungle next to the sea, it is a land race though I don't know if it is Oaxacan or something from the State of Jalisco, I don't think it's Acapulco Gold, I've tried Acapulco Gold and it is hallucinogenic. 

He told me, "Before, there were many dealers, now the big cartels eliminated them all and so now they supply the same weed, they take the best and send it abroad and leave crap, but I was able to get a hold of some producers from the mountains, this is very good natural stuff grown with tropical sun and super fertile jungle earth."

I thought it would be garbage compared to the Hybrid strains and the "Cup winners" and stuff like that. When I was in Europe I was having problems finding good Sativas that would make me laugh until I discovered Durban Poison which became my favorite.

But compared to this Mexican weed I smoked everything else became garbage:

First of all, it was soft on the throat and lungs, we smoked it from a joint and it had an earthy smell/taste, no skunk or anything else, just earth.

The effects were amazing: I couldn't stop laughing, I was crying of laughter for hours, very heady, yet somewhat clear-headed, the effect was felt on the head and stomach, my mind wasn't fucked up but also not as clear-headed as Durban Poison. It was also very friendly: 0 Paranoia. The laughter came immediately after a few tokes and the effect settled happily and comfortably, it never climbed, never escalated to something scary and uncontrollable: It stayed in the right mood for more than 2 hours. It also gave lots of happiness and creative thinking, no hallucinations compared to Acapulco Gold.

Also: no dry mouth, no particularly red eyes, no headache, no paranoia. Let me repeat: no dry mouth or lips which is very strange, I had never experienced something so good and in the end after 3-4 hours you feel really sleepy and you sleep for hours, all natural!

And it always felt so natural, like a natural connection to mother earth, now it seems to me as if anything that is hybridized feels slightly toxic and harmful compared to this.

In fact, I think the whole point of hybridization is to produce fast high-yielding harvests adaptable to indoors and cold climates but in reality their quality and effect is just marketing, nothing compares to this, I swear. I'm sending some seeds to a friend in Czech Republic but this stuff is not meant to be cultivated indoors: they take 4 or 6 months to harvest!

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Almost all Mexican Sativa strains grow in the coast of Mexico, each landrace have different flavors, smell, color and effects. The best and most famous California Sativa Hybrids and mix Sativas have Mexican Sativa origin, since 1960's us residents have taken seeds to us to grow and breed mostly in NC, the most famous one Golden Acapulco, but believe me golden Acapulco is not the best Mexican Sativa around. Most of Mexican Sativas well grown and with perfect indoor conditions are energy bombs with incredible flavors and medicinal effects. Oaxaca strains are incredible and are Sativas that produce high yield and lots of hash, as good as any Asia indica strain but with really intense high effects.

In reference to an earlier post, there are many wonderful varieties of Mexican sativa. For those of you who started on Mexican, the buzz is very unique. Mostly in the face and very very euphoric. Not all of it has a bad taste. It just depends on the person you know and how close the connection is to the border. Most of the Mexican that I have gotten has been compressed, but sometimes you can get some fat round nugs as well. Some nugs are yellow and green layered with red hairs and crystals. Sometimes you don't find any seeds at all. I have even save some of the seeds at times and re-grow the plants. They're very very beautiful and majestic plants. They have been developed and cultivated over thousands of years originating from south America. If you think about it, most of the bud at users consume today consist of Mexican sativa lineage in some way. so before putting the strain to shame, remember all the great past times you've had with the strain.

I have smoke some of the real good shit in California and since i moved back down to mexico i have smoke nothing but Mexa thats how We called it here, i got amazed when i found out the incredible Mexa is grown in the state of Colima, We have a very active volvano and some of the people that libes around It grows weed and most of the time this weed is purple and is not kush is not skunk or some of that medical stuff but is purple, some of the people saids is because of minerals that the earth has here or it night be the weather i dont know but if you Wanna smoke some good Mexa shit come down to Colima and smoke the weed del volcán 

I tried Nirvanas El Dorado version of a Mexican Sativa backcross and it was one of the best strains I have ever seen. The high is the perfect mix of relaxing and energetic with extreme heavenly euphoria and absolutely no paranoia whatsoever. Amazing visual crispness and clarity that makes you just want to stare at your shiny cell phone app or go out and explore nature. Good social high. This is one of the best medical effects I've seen for both pain and psych meds. No physical buzz but a little indica relaxation undershadowing the powerfull sativa effects which makes for a great relaxing yet invigorating massage day or alternatively for an exciting adventure: this strain is great for any occation. Great strain that really eliminates any negativity or anger issues and treats many different medical conditions simultaneously in comparison to the hundred or so other strains that I have tried that really can't do it all like el dorado can. The only downside to this strain is that it starts out with a perfect sativa high but the more you smoke the more relaxing it becomes to the point where if you smoke alot you just get too relaxed. But at moderate and low dosages its a really energetic and perfectly magical sativa leaning high which is great because your jar will last alot longer. Ive never tried this strain with seeds in it so I don't know about all that but like the other reviewer said the sensimilla version is top shelf.

THIS IS NOT GOOD WEED UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE SERIOUSLY BUT BUT BUT, if you want weed for situations that involve you not being completely gone or even  moderately gone, this is your weed. I would rather this shit be legal and at gas stations so i could smoke a pack on the way to wherever or when i need to have a comfy moment to go do stuff, or pretty much any moment i would ever think of ever smoking a cigarette. I never buy this when i find it at dispensaries (if they even have it) but it's worth it if you have the cash to blow on some bottom barrel flowers

I struggled between two and three stars, but those of us who remember landlines most certainly remember this vast variety of landraces.   I smoked for 5 years before I knew there was anything else.   It's hard to qualify Schwag because it's not really one strain, I've smoked a quarter and not gotten high, but I've also been blitzed off a quarter gram.  Mexico is a big country, with a history of cannabis cultivation stretching back over 500 years(not thousands, as one guy said, cannabis came over with the Spanish) with a medicinal history going back almost as far.   Any way you slice it, these guys have been growing cannabis for generations, and not just for fiber.   I don't smoke it these days, as an adult I can't abide fueling the violence associated with black-market cartel weed, but in the face of changing laws, I doubt it'll be long before Mexico is an international leader in quality cannabis production. 

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