Pakistan Chitral Kush regular by ACE Seeds
Pakistan Chitral Kush regular by ACE Seeds is a regular pure indica from Chitral in the Pakistani Hindu Kush. This variety is aimed at growers and breeders looking for a clearly origin driven kush line with fast finishing, broad adaptability, and a distinct hash plant orientation. Within the ACE range, Pakistan Chitral Kush stands for a colourful, resin rich, and highly individual indica line.
In cultivation, Pakistan Chitral Kush develops a short to medium sized, broad leaf, and rather columnar plant structure with tighter internodes. The line remains manageable and shows broad adaptation to different conditions. Outdoors, it is recommended up to about the 50th parallel and suits warm and cold, dry and rainy climates alike. It is especially interesting in wetter conditions, since it is regarded as one of the few pure indicas that can still finish reliably there.
Flowering time indoors is around 8 to 9 weeks. Outdoors, the harvest window usually falls at the end of September. THC content ranges from 15 to 18 percent, with around 0.07 percent CBD and 0.16 percent CBG. In terms of yield, Pakistan Chitral Kush is positioned in the medium range, but stands out through its fast finishing, good resin production, and stable overall performance.
Its profile shows a broad, sweet, and penetrating aromatic direction with notes of coffee, caramel, citrus, cherry, grape, and forest fruit. It also displays a notable phenotypic range with both green and strongly coloured expressions. This gives Pakistan Chitral Kush a clearly defined kush identity rather than the feel of a generic standard indica, with a distinct regional character of its own.
Data sheet
| Crossing | Pure Pakistani Indica |
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| THC | 18 % |
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| CBD | 0,07 % |
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| CBG | 0,16 % |
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| Flowering time | 60 - 65 Days |
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| Harvest month | end of September |
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| Yield outdoors | 400 grams per plant |
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| Yield indoors | 250 - 400 g/m2 |
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| Aroma | sweet and sugary, with notes of caramel, red fruits, hash and earth. |
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