Unidentified heirloom/landrace strains

Hello friends
This is my very first post in the Grasscity and I hope I did it in the right section.
Recently, a friend of mine, brought me some seeds from some specific regions of Afghanistan and Iran and I think they're really untouched(in case of crossbreeding, GM, etc.) and I believe it worth trying to grow and see what they really are.
Origin of these seeds are not known to me but the interesting thing is, they're coming from the places where people have never heard anything about Skunk, O.G., bubble,etc. or any other recent strains(1994+) and they just use their Cannabis for making hash, as a medicine, food for their animals, making bread and/or simply making some joint for enjoying their lives.(Even their cultivation is still traditional and 100% organic without using any chemical fertilizer or some 21century-related stuff!)
3 days ago, I tried to germinate 11 of them and now I have 4 healthy seedlings in my growbox under 18/6 hours of light using 3x52w Philips Tornado 6500k.
I'll try to grow them carefully and I'll post some pics from them so we can discuss about these strains.

I'll be so glad to hear any suggestion or advice from you guys



p.s. I'll be really happy to sharing the love(seeds actually) with those who are not able to get them easily and/or can't risk their lives for going to Afghanistan or perhaps traveling across cities in Iran in order to find them.

Thanks in advance

 

Thank you.
They just popped out of the soil after being there for 1 day, grew a root about 4cm and a stem of 3cm.
Soon I'll post some photos and write more details about their progress.

 

cheers!
These seeds are actually coming from totally different climates(mountaintop vs godforsaken desert) and yet, I don't know which is which and who is who but I believe they're mostly Indicas(due to regional/geographical reasons).
For now, I'll do my best to keep them healthy indoor.
Have you tried any pure Iranian strains or hybrids?

 

Thanks for your suggestion.

I'm already taking some notes, as well as marking my mistakes(so other people will not make the same mistakes as I did). Until now, there was nothing special about it(normal germination and turning into the seedlings) but I believe the next week is going to be a very special week for me and them so I'll have a lot to share

 

They're usually not famous/popular/available outside of Iran.

Personally I was shocked about quality and potency of some of these "unknown" strains and yet, that's one of the reasons for me to learn more about them and make my hands green a bit.
I hope one day you'll visit Iran and we'll fire up some of these dense bushes

 

These little lovely seedlings are 3days old now(so they're Libras) and look so healthy and happy in their beds.
Sorry if quality of the pics are not so good. Soon I'll try a better camera.
 

Update: Today when I woke up and checked my pots, I saw that two of them are already growing the second set of leaves(which are about 0.5mm now) and they had an amazing root development after letting their pots get dried for 2 days. Their fluffy roots already reached the bottom of my DIY CupPot and they're about 9cm now.(+3cm for the stem/leaves so it's about 12cm total size after 4days)
Soon I'll post some more photos.

 

Update: In morning I just checked them and saw the roots are coming out of the soils like fangs and they was visible all around my pot so I transplanted one of them into a bigger pot which is filled with my organic soil mix:
Coco peat: 4
Organic potting soil: 3
Peat moss: 2
Worm castings: 1
Perlite: 3


Roots in seedling pot

After transplanting

 

Thanks a lot man
I'm working on their watering schedule now. Soon, when they advance their root development, I'm going to transplanting the rest(3 pots) and let them photosynthesis like a boss

 

Update: 8th day and they're growing the 2nd set of leaves. One of them(which is in a bigger pot) is growing the stem(about 0.1cm per day) and her leaves are getting bigger. Also the new leaves are becoming visible and more wide open.


 

Update: On 9th day, I saw some signs of heat/light burn as well as overwatering so I decided to not water them for 2 days(1-2 October 2015) and let them dry their soil a bit. Also at 23:57(their day starts at 00:00) I removed two CFL lamps(so now it's just one in the middle) and increased their distance by 10cm.
Now they look happier than before and the burning tips/sides are not increasing anymore.

Now(10th day) they're like:


 

Thank you guys, you just made my day!

Update: On 11th day, I didn't do anything special and just "let them be" to have some recovery after those terrible stresses and their soil is pretty dry and more fluffy/airy now.
On 12th day, the one in bigger pot(by far the most "strong" plant in this group) is doing pretty well with both recovery *and* growing! there are 4 new leaves growing underneath the old ones and she looks pretty happier now. No sign of any stress or burns on the new leaves, just green and fresh:



Other 3 plants are doing the recovery, one of them is not so successful with it but the remaining two are pretty active and growing both leaves and roots: