Lebanese Red

Lebanese Red refers to a historical cannabis landrace strain family originating from the Bekaa Valley region of Lebanon, recognized in breeding records for distinctive reddish-purple plant coloration and dense resin production. The strain is commonly associated with hash production traditions in the region, particularly for charas and pressed resin products. Lineage records frequently report earthy and spiced aromatic profiles, though specific terpene compositions vary across preserved specimens. Modern breeders working with Lebanese genetics often cite the strain's robust growth characteristics and resin yield as breeding objectives. The strain represents an important genetic resource in Eastern Mediterranean cannabis landraces, with multiple contemporary cultivators maintaining preservation populations.

Lebanese Red genetics are valued in breeding programs focused on resin production, landrace trait preservation, and regional genetic diversity. Breeders crossing Lebanese Red lines typically seek to stabilize the strain's apparent stress-response coloration and extract-friendly structure in hybrid contexts.