Black Maroc
Black Maroc
Also known as: Black Morocco
Overview
Black Maroc is a mostly indica-dominant hybrid strain (80% indica, 20% sativa) developed by Organic Seeds through a cross between the legendary Black Domina, Critical + 2.0, and a selected Pure Pakistani cultivar. This strain pays homage to the noble Moroccan hashish tradition, particularly the famous 'Black Morocco' hashish. The genetics combine Afghan and Pakistani heritage with strong indica characteristics, resulting in a robust, resilient plant with early flowering tendencies.
The strain is particularly valued for its exceptional resin production and hash-making qualities, featuring flowers that are completely covered with a thick layer of resin crystals that give them a distinctive white appearance. Black Maroc exhibits the classic characteristics of Moroccan cannabis genetics - hardy, drought-resistant, and adapted to challenging growing conditions. The plant produces compact, dense buds with an intensely aromatic profile that combines fruity, sweet, and minty characteristics, making it an excellent choice for concentrate and hash production.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with insomnia
- Often used for stress relief
- Reported to assist with muscle spasms
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Black Maroc is considered an easy-to-grow strain with high resistance to adverse conditions. Flowering time is 50-53 days indoors with excellent performance in indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse cultivation. Plants are robust, compact, and thick with early blooming characteristics. Outdoors, plants can exceed 2 meters in height and reach full maturity by the end of September, making it ideal for northern climates and rainy regions. The strain requires minimal fertilizer due to its hardy Moroccan genetics and is particularly suited for Sea of Green (SOG) setups indoors. Perfect for guerrilla growing and adverse environments where other genetics might struggle.