Landslide

Landslide shows how one name can split into two totally different lineages — one rooted in hash-heavy heritage, the other in modern, desert-forward genetics.

Origin 1: ITC Genetics

ITC Genetics popped their Landslide from a Afgoo Los Angeles x Mazar (pre-2000) cross. This cut stays true to its Afghan roots: stocky plants, fortress-thick buds, and resin that screams hash. Aromas lean towards pine and earthy notes with a skunky sweetness tucked underneath — the kind of smoke that feels like it came straight out of a '90s jar.

Origin 2: Lit Farms

Lit Farms takes the name in another direction entirely, crossing Lava Cake #11 x Fleetwood Mac #100. Their Landslide pumps out boulder-sized, trichome-frosted flowers with a flavor profile that blends grape Bubbalicious with citrus zest, earth, and floral spice. Reports describe a high that lifts the head before collapsing into a full-body melt — a fitting nod to the Fleetwood Mac track it borrows from.

Two breeders, two lineages, same name — Landslide delivers whether you’re after old-school Afghan density or new-school cookie decadence.