About Pakistani Kush
Pakistani Kush grows wild in the dry, mountainous regions of Pakistan, particularly in Balochistan and the northern territories. Like its Afghan neighbor, this landrace is a short, stocky indica producing extremely resinous buds. The region has a long tradition of hashish (charas) production. Pakistani landraces tend to produce more cerebral effects than Afghani varieties, with a warm, body-melting sensation that still leaves the mind clear. Its aroma is earthy, spicy, and floral with incense-like notes.
Flavor Profile
History
Pakistani cannabis has been cultivated for hashish production for centuries. The region's genetics are closely related to Afghani and Hindu Kush but have their own distinct characteristics. Pakistani landraces are less well-known than their Afghan counterparts but are equally important in the broader indica gene pool.
Notable breeders: The Real Seed Company, Ace Seeds
Genetic Background
Native Pakistani indica populations
Genetic Families
Pakistani Kush is part of the following genetic families:
Known Offspring
Strains that descend from Pakistani Kush:
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the genetics of Pakistani Kush?
Pakistani Kush has a genetic lineage of Landrace — no known cross. Native Pakistani indica populations
What is the THC content of Pakistani Kush?
Pakistani Kush typically tests at 15-20% THC with Low to moderate CBD.
What does Pakistani Kush smell and taste like?
Pakistani Kush has a Floral, incense, earth, spice, sandalwood aroma profile, with flavors described as Earthy, floral, spice, incense.
What are the effects of Pakistani Kush?
Users report Deeply calming, body-melting, meditative, sedative. As an indica-dominant strain, it is known for relaxing body effects.
How long does Pakistani Kush take to flower?
Pakistani Kush has a flowering time of approximately 7-9 weeks. Plants grow to a short to medium height.
What is the history of Pakistani Kush?
Pakistani cannabis has been cultivated for hashish production for centuries. The region's genetics are closely related to Afghani and Hindu Kush but have their own distinct characteristics. Pakistani landraces are less well-known than their Afghan counterparts but are equally important in the broader indica gene pool.
Medical Applications
Pakistani Kush is commonly associated with: