Pakistan Chitral Kush Regular Seeds by Ace Seeds – Pure Landrace Indica with Exotic Colors & Forest Fruit Aroma

Pakistan Chitral Kush Regular from Ace Seeds is a true 100% landrace indica that brings the raw beauty and power of the Hindu Kush mountains straight to your grow space, delivering vibrant colors, a candy-like forest fruit aroma, and a clean, relaxing high.

Stuck with weak, bland indicas that mold in the rain?

You’ve tried classic Afghani strains, but they’re either too sedating, prone to rot, or lack that exotic flair. You want something authentic—potent, resilient, and bursting with flavor—but most modern hybrids feel overbred and forgettable.

It’s frustrating when your plants don’t reflect their heritage—no color, no complexity, just dense, dull buds that smell like hay.

You’re not growing just for yield—you’re chasing that rare combination of purity, aroma, and visual drama. And when your crop fails due to humidity or your buds taste like nothing, it feels like you’re missing the soul of what cannabis can be.

Pakistan Chitral Kush is your direct line to uncut landrace genetics—resilient, colorful, and alive with the taste of wild strawberries and blackberry gum.

Bred since the mid-90s by Cannabiogen and preserved by Ace Seeds, this pure indica thrives in wet or cold climates, finishes by late September outdoors, and explodes in color with deep purples, reds, and blues when temperatures drop. It’s not just a strain—it’s a living archive of the finest Pakistani hash genetics.

If you’re just starting out: this strain teaches you the beauty of simplicity

No need for advanced techniques—Pakistan Chitral Kush grows true to type with minimal fuss. It’s forgiving of beginner mistakes and rewards you with dense, resinous buds that smell like a fruit market crossed with an old-world apothecary. Let it show you what pure indica elegance looks like.

• Thrives in soil or coco with moderate feeding—no nutrient overload needed
• Stays compact with short internodes, perfect for small spaces
• Flowers in just 8–9 weeks indoors—fast turnaround for a landrace
• Resists mold and pests better than most indicas—ideal for outdoor beginners
• Produces a smooth, balanced high—relaxing without locking you to the couch

If you’re an experienced grower: this is elite breeding stock with unmatched potential

For breeders, PCK is gold. Its high resistance to botrytis, cold, and pests makes it a powerful stabilizer. Cross it with a sativa and you’ll pass on vibrant colors, forest fruit terpenes, and faster flowering—without the heavy, muddy effect of typical Afghani lines.

• Two distinct phenotypes—green (higher yielding) and colorful (exotic aroma)
• Excellent for pheno-hunting: stable genetics with room for unique expressions
• Passes on intense pigmentation and resin production to hybrids
• Low stretch (50% or less) makes it easy to manage in any setup
• Generates F1 hybrids with improved vigor while keeping landrace soul

Advantages and benefits for any grower

• 100% landrace indica—pure genetics, no hybrid instability
• High resistance to mold, cold, and pests—survives harsh conditions
• 8–9 week flowering time—fast finish for a pure indica
• Produces dense, resin-coated buds with a pink-silvery sheen after drying
• Aroma of strawberry, blackberry, and cherry gum—mouthwatering and unique
• Smooth, functional high—relaxed body with clear-headed euphoria
• Perfect for hash production—abundant trichomes and rich terpene profile
• Adaptable to indoor and outdoor grows—performs in Mediterranean to temperate climates

Typical mistakes this strain helps you avoid

• Overfeeding: PCK prefers soft nutrients—stick to moderate levels to avoid nutrient lockout and bitter taste
• Overwatering late in flower: Reduce irrigation in final days to prevent excess moisture and improve resin quality
• Harvesting too early: Wait for milky-to-amber trichomes to unlock full flavor and effect potential
• Ignoring temperature swings: Cool nights enhance color—don’t fight the cold, use it to your advantage
• Aggressive topping: This strain doesn’t need heavy pruning—go easy to avoid stress and stunted growth

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Ace Seeds
• Type: Regular
• Dominance: 100% indica
• Genetics: Pure landrace from Chitral, Pakistani Hindu Kush
• Flowering time (indoor): 8–9 weeks
• Harvest (outdoor, Northern Hemisphere): End of September
• Yield (indoor): Average
• Yield (outdoor): Average
• Height (indoor): 80–110 cm (2.62–3.61 ft)
• Height (outdoor): 1.00–1.30 m (3.28–4.27 ft)
• Difficulty: Medium
• Structure: Columnar, short internodes, wide leaves
• Resistance: High resistance to botrytis, powdery mildew, cold, and pests
• Training: Suitable for LST; avoid topping or FIM
• THC: 15–18%
• CBD: 0.07%
• CBG: 0.16%
• Aromatic profile: Geraniol (very high), terpinolene, alpha humulene, beta caryophyllene
• Flavour: Strawberry, blackberry, cherry, coffee, caramel, citrus, lavender
• Effect: Relaxing, euphoric, functional—ideal for evening or daytime use

How to grow Pakistan Chitral Kush Regular

Optimized for authenticity and resilience, this guide helps you unlock the full potential of this rare landrace.

Quick overview

Regular 100% indica from Ace Seeds. 8–9 week flowering, medium difficulty. Ideal for indoor, outdoor, or greenhouse in temperate to Mediterranean climates.

• Perfect for breeders and connoisseurs seeking pure genetics
• High resistance to mold, pests, and cold—great for outdoor
• Flowers fast for a landrace—no extended waits
• Use Barneys Farm as a reference for elite indica performance

Safe start

Germinate with care—this landrace appreciates stability from day one.

• Soak seeds 12–24h in water at 22–25 °C (71.6–77 °F)
• Use jiffy pellets or direct soil for minimal root disturbance
• Keep humidity high (70%) until first true leaves appear
• Root Riot Sponges boost germination success and root strength

Directed growth

Let it grow naturally—this strain doesn’t like stress.

• Use 11–20 L pots depending on space—larger for outdoor
• Stick to soil or coco with good aeration—avoid hydro
• Apply light feeding—moderate nutrients prevent burn
• Use LST gently to open canopy—avoid topping
• BioNova K 20 supports early flowering without overstimulation

Efficient flowering

Keep it clean and dry—resin will follow.

• Maintain 20–25 °C (68–77 °F) and 40–50% RH in flower
• Ensure strong airflow to prevent stagnant humidity
• Flush 7–10 days before harvest to improve taste
• Watch trichomes: harvest when milky with slight amber for balance

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pakistan Chitral Kush good for beginners?

Yes, especially outdoors. It’s resilient and low-maintenance, but avoid aggressive training. Let it grow naturally for best results.

Does it turn purple?

Yes—especially the colorful phenotype. Cool nighttime temps (below 15 °C / 59 °F) trigger deep purple, red, and blue hues in leaves and buds.

How much yield can I expect?

Average—this is a landrace, not a yield monster. Focus on quality: dense, resinous buds with exceptional flavor and effect.

Can I use it for breeding?

Absolutely. It’s a legendary breeding tool—adds color, terpenes, mold resistance, and faster flowering to hybrids. Many top breeders use it as a stabilizer.

What does it smell and taste like?

Imagine strawberry-blackberry chewing gum, with notes of cherry, lavender, coffee, and hash. The flavor is sweet, complex, and unforgettable.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I first grew Pakistan Chitral Kush when I was deep into breeding experiments, looking for something pure, something real. What hit me wasn’t just the yield—it was the aroma. Opening the tent, it was like stepping into a candy store crossed with an old spice market. The buds were covered in trichomes, shimmering pink-silver after drying.

For beginners, I’d say: don’t overthink it. Plant it, water it, and let nature do the rest. It’s not the fastest or biggest, but it’s honest. For advanced growers, this is a gem. I’ve crossed it with sativas and the offspring kept the clarity and lost the couch-lock. The colors? Insane—deep purples that look like they’re lit from within.

One thing: don’t top it. I tried—twice. Slowed it down, stressed it out. LST is fine, but keep your scissors away. And when those last two weeks hit and the smell goes from sweet to musky-hash, you’ll know you’ve got something special. It’s not just a strain—it’s a piece of cannabis history.