Selection relationship with Pakistani Chitral Kush
Strain profile
Pakistani Chitral Kush
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Sourced origin
Pakistani Chitral Kush
Reported originSelected landrace from Chitral, Pakistan’s Hindu Kush
- Listed THC
- 21%
- Top terpenes
- Not yet sourced
Flower profile
AllBud — Pakistani Chitral Kush account · cuts and batches vary.
- Reported effectsEuphoria · Giggly · Happy
- FlavorBerry · Diesel · Fruity
- AromaEarthy · Fruity · Sweet
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Similar strains
Published family connections; batches may differ.
Shared lineage
Similar names
Names only; ancestry unconfirmed.
Named in these lineages · 2 strains
Source-reported family connections.
Capulator’s reported versionTerpy Seeds — Capulator Chem Chillz parent expansion
Published cultivar referenceAllBud — cultivar reference
Sources and research notes
Parentage sources
ACE Seeds’s reported version
ACE Seeds — Pakistan Chitral Kush originACE describes its PCK stock as a pure Chitral landrace collected in the 1990s. This is a geographical population origin, not a claim of two known bred parents. The catalog retains the common Pakistani spelling.
THC & terpenes
Sample and producer versions may differ. These references do not predict another batch’s contents.
THC · AllBud
Pakistani Chitral Kush
Cultivar profile header; published reference value, not an independently verified COA or guaranteed potency for a purchased batch.
Checked 2026-10-02Flower profile
AllBud — Pakistani Chitral KushAllBud’s published reports for Pakistani Chitral Kush. Grower, selected cut and retail batch may differ. These are subjective reports, not laboratory findings or guaranteed effects.
Checked 2026-10-02Product photo
Photo source · seedfinder.euPhoto by Snooky at seedfinder.eu; uploaded to the ACE Seeds Pakistan Chitral Kush gallery.
SeedFinder contributor Snooky labels this finished-stage harvested specimen Pakistan Chitral Kush in the ACE Seeds gallery. The canonical reference retains the common Pakistani spelling. The photograph does not certify breeder stock, accession, selected cut, filial generation, another grower’s batch, genetic identity or non-AI provenance.