Description
Kandahar Golden Crown is believed to be one of the rarest and most exotic landrace strains from southern Afghanistan, specifically the Kandahar region, known for producing powerful, sedative, and resin-rich cannabis. Here’s a detailed breakdown of this legendary variety:
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Kandahar Golden Crown – Rare Terpene Profile & Traits
1. Origin:
Native to the arid valleys of Kandahar, cultivated for generations by local tribal farmers.
Selected and preserved for its high resin content and noble terpene expression, often associated with high-quality hashish production.
2. Appearance:
Dense, golden-dark balck buds with thick amber pistils.
Crystal-coated, high trichome production, making it look like it’s dusted with gold under sunlight.
3. Terpene Profile (Rare & Unique):
Woody incense (like burning cedar or sandalwood).
Sour leather and dry spice (like cardamom or nutmeg).
Earthy musk with deep undertones of dried apricot and fermented dates.
Light gas/skunk on some rare expressions due to long-term selection.
4. Effects:
Deeply introspective, couch-lock body high with a calm, meditative mental state.
Reported to be aphrodisiac in nature by some local users.
Long-lasting—6+ hours of strong effect depending on consumption method.
5. Hashish Made From It:
Renowned for its creamy texture, golden-brown to reddish hash.
Burns slow, with thick white smoke, and leaves a deep spicy flavor on the tongue.
Often considered “royal grade” among hash connoisseurs.
6. Grow Traits:
Short and wide plants with heavy resin dripping buds.
Very mold-resistant, thrives in dry, hot climates but can survive cool evenings.
Flowering time: 9–11 weeks outdoor in native regions.
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