Hindu Kush

Origin and Genetics

Emerging from the rugged Hindu Kush mountains spanning Afghanistan and Pakistan, this 100% Indica strain has been cultivated at altitudes of around 2000m. Through generations of selective breeding, its original genetics have been preserved, ensuring quality and stability.

Growing Characteristics

Hindu Kush develops into stocky, bushy plants that thrive both indoors and outdoors. Indoors, the dense foliage can be pruned to allow light penetration to lower parts of the plant. With a flowering period of 7-9 weeks, it is well-suited for indoor cultivation and can be harvested outdoors by late September or early October.

Indoors, this strain yields 500-550g per square meter, while outdoor and greenhouse cultivation produces 500-550g per plant. Its high resin production makes it ideal for hashish production.

Flavor and Aroma

Its earthy and spicy aroma is reminiscent of premium dark hashish, offering a rich and complex flavor profile that lingers on the palate.

Effects and Medical Uses

Hindu Kush delivers a strong, relaxing effect that is both physically and mentally soothing. With high CBD levels, it is particularly effective for managing spasms and chronic pain. The dense, sticky buds are light green with orange hairs and have a THC content of 24%, providing a heavy body high that makes it perfect for evening and night use.

Its calming properties make it a favored choice for those seeking relief from stress and discomfort, offering a powerful yet gentle experience.