G13

It's the strain's origin folklore — the story goes that it came from a 1960s University of Mississippi government research program. The real provenance is debated among historians and breeders. What is documented: G13 has been on shelves continuously since the 1980s as a heavy-hitting indica with Afghani heritage.

It's one of the foundational heavy indicas of the modern shelf era, alongside Northern Lights, Hindu Kush, and Afghani. The myth gives it cultural weight; the genetics give it staying power.

G13 is an indica — body-leaning, with a heavier physical quality that customers reach for in the evening. The lineage is Proprietary indica (folklore: US government research strain, debated).

G13 hits earth up front, sweet pine through the middle, and light spice on the exhale. The smell out of the jar reads the same way — distinctive once you've had it once or twice.

G13 tests in the 20–25% THC range, which puts it on the higher end of the shelf. Customers with a built tolerance handle it fine; lower-tolerance customers should go a half-dose or less the first time.

G13 reads as an evening strain — body-heavy enough that customers commonly reach for it after dinner or at the end of the day, not before they need to be productive.