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Landrace Seed Bundle – Acid House V2 + ESP + Free Crockett Pack
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$227.64
Landrace seed bundle: two Indian Landrace Exchange reg packs — Acid House V2 and ESP — with a free Crockett cross in the box.
Purchase directly from Seeds Here NowThe preservation box. This landrace seed bundle carries two Indian Landrace Exchange packs — genetics collected from source regions, not built in a lab — with a free Crockett reg pack riding along for contrast.
What’s in the bundle
Acid House V2 (Regular) – Indian Landrace Exchange — $98.88 solo. ILE’s worked selection from their collected lines — acid-funk expression, second version. Grow note: Landrace-derived material: expect stretch, long flower, and plant-to-plant variety — that diversity is the genetic archive doing its job. Low feed, high patience, real reward.
ESP (Extra Sensory Perception) (Regular) – Indian Landrace Exchange — $99.88 solo. The ESP line — narrow-leaf sativa expression from subcontinent genetics. Grow note: NLD sativa behavior: tall, thin-leafed, light feeder, and a finish measured in months not weeks. This is expedition growing — bring the tall tent and the long calendar.
Gary Payton x Jealousy x Cheese (Regular) – Crockett Family Farms — $28.88 solo. FREE in the box — a thoroughly modern hype-stack cross from Crockett, included as your comparison plant. Grow note: Modern hybrid vigor next to landrace patience: it’ll finish weeks ahead of its boxmates, squat and dense. Grow it beside the ILE gear and take notes; the contrast is the education.
The numbers
Bought separately: $227.64. Bundle: $176.14.
My take
ILE does the work almost nobody does anymore: collecting and preserving subcontinent genetics from the regions where cannabis actually comes from. These packs are the opposite of a dispensary menu — variable, long-flowering, and irreplaceable, because the source landraces are disappearing as hybridization reaches the valleys. Grow them like a study, not a production run. The free Crockett pack is your control group: one modern hybrid next to two living archives. That comparison will teach you what breeding actually did to this plant — in both directions.




