When two stable IBL lines are crossed, the offspring is consistent, and the strain deserves the designation of true F1. Persian Prince by Khalifa Genetics is a photoperiodic strain resulting from the cross of Uzbek Landrace IBL x UK Cheese IBL, supplied as regular seeds in packs of six. Central Asian landrace meets British cheese classic in this offering.
What characterizes Persian Prince
Both parent lines in IBL form, meaning they are stable, which makes Persian Prince a true F1 cross.
Uzbek Landrace represents Central Asian genetics, which rarely appear in catalogs.
UK Cheese introduces the British cheese branch into the lineage.
Regular seeds with both sexes, providing full genetic material.
Six seeds per pack, the same as Aladdin's Skunk from the same brand.
Who is it for
Persian Prince belongs in a collection that tracks landrace lines and their first crosses with European classics. The designation of true F1 means the offspring will be more consistent than crosses from unstable parents. The seeds are sold as a collector's item.
Parameters
Seed Type
Regular
Genetics
Uzbek Landrace IBL x UK Cheese IBL (true F1)
Flowering Type
Photoperiod
Pack Size
6 seeds
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the designation true F1 mean for Persian Prince?
Persian Prince was created by crossing two stable IBL lines, Uzbek landrace and UK Cheese. This is why Khalifa Genetics refers to it as a true F1 cross.
Are Persian Prince seeds feminized?
No, Persian Prince is supplied as regular seeds in packs of six. Both male and female plants will emerge from them.
How does Persian Prince differ from Aladdin's Skunk?
Persian Prince is an F1 cross of Uzbek landrace and UK Cheese, whereas Aladdin's Skunk from the same brand combines Afghan, Thai, and South American lines in a 25%, 25%, and 50% ratio, respectively.