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Beyond the Indica–Sativa Myth Colombian Gold and the Marijuana Boom of the ’70s

Hello friends, and welcome back to the series. This episode dives into the story of Colombian Gold, the legendary golden cultivar from the Santa Marta mountains that helped define the U.S. marijuana boom of the 1960s and ’70s. From campesino fields in Colombia to smuggling routes across the Caribbean, Colombian Gold became both an economic engine and a cultural icon. Its genetics fed into foundational hybrids like Skunk #1, its reputation shaped music and counterculture, and its downfall revealed the cost of prohibition and militarization. But beyond the legend is a deeper truth: Colombian Gold shows how cannabis was transformed by global forces, trade, politics, and culture, into something larger than its origins. Its story isn’t just about a plant; it’s about people, place, and the myths that still guide how cannabis is understood today. This video is part of the Beyond the Indica–Sativa Myth series, where we trace the real history of cannabis and break down the myths that continue to shape culture and industry. This content is for educational and historical purposes only. It does not promote or encourage unlawful cultivation, trade, or use of cannabis. It is not medical advice. If you enjoy this content, hit like, subscribe, and share it forward, it helps keep this series alive and lets us keep telling these stories the way they deserve to be told. Much love, and thank you for being here.