Quetta is located to the north-east at Suleiman Mountains (extension of Hindu Kush ranges). The upper land is characterised as extremely cold and dry with moderately hot summers. The plants of this region exhibit range of deep coloration on foliage and inflorescence The Quetta plants in preservation run were all very short in height and stature. Some phenotypes were leafy hashplants and some were more flower producing. The trichome production was substantially high. Terpenes similar to that of spicy berry, fruit gas, menthol and chocolate were documented in this run.
