Kholm by Afghan Selection
Afghan Landrace
Kholm is an indica-heritage cannabis variety from Afghan Selection, originating from the Khulm region of northern Afghanistan. This cultivar is recognized for its robust, resin-heavy indica traits, reflecting traditional Afghan landrace characteristics.
Appearance
Kholm typically presents a squat and bushy structure, reaching heights of 70–120 cm indoors with cultivation techniques like topping. It features broad leaves with 7–9 leaflets, indicative of its indica genetics, and dense, resinous flower clusters.
Aroma & Flavor
This strain offers a complex sensory profile, often described with notes of cream, earth, and floral undertones. Hints of orange and sweetness are also reported, contributing to its distinct aroma.
Effects
Consumers often seek Kholm for its steady, body-forward experience, characteristic of vintage Afghan indicas. It provides a deeply relaxing sensation that is associated with traditional indica effects.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
While specific lab data can be limited, Kholm is noted for its high resin production, suggesting a rich terpene profile. Myrcene and Caryophyllene are commonly associated with its profile, contributing to its characteristic aroma and effects. THC levels typically range from 15-25%, with CBD content below 1%.
Growing
Cultivators value Kholm for its agronomic reliability, stout structure, and heavy trichome coverage, making it suitable for hash production. It is adapted to arid conditions and is known for its durable, resinous growth.
Origins & Lineage
Kholm is a landrace-leaning indica collected and released by Afghan Selection, tracing its roots to the Khulm area of northern Afghanistan. This region is historically recognized for hardy, resin-rich cannabis cultivars and traditional hashish production.