Durban

Durban is the southern-African place-name family built around Durban Poison. It is a landrace-associated teaching line. Parents stay empty. Later hybrids that list Durban as one parent still belong on their own strain pages.

The name matters because Cookies-era stories often cite Durban Poison as one side of GSC. That is why this family sits next to Cookies on the hub. It does not mean every Durban-labeled bag is that historic line.

Neighbor maps: Haze for overlapping incense-anise talk, Thai and Malawi Gold for other equatorial gold-and-spice catalogs.

Aroma words used with Durban pages here: terpinolene, pinene, limonene, myrcene.

Hubs: Families, Genetics.

Durban Poison is the landmark. Cookies-era GSC stories are why this family sits beside Cookies on the hub. That is a published parent tale on the GSC page, not a claim that every Durban bag is that plant.

Malawi Gold and other African gold names are parallel catalogs, not automatic members. Link out; do not absorb them.

Durban Poison is the landmark name attached to southern-African landrace talk and later seed-bank selections. Anise, pine, and incense language shows up on that essay. This family exists so Cookies-era GSC stories can point at Durban as a published parent without turning every Durban sticker into that plant.

Sit this map beside Cookies and Haze. Malawi Gold and other African gold names remain parallel catalogs. Link them from strain pages; do not absorb them here. Landrace parents stay empty.