Cherry Kola
Cherry Kola is an indica cultivar from Cherry Kola Farms, known for its Afghan landrace lineage and distinct soda-like aromatic profile.
About Cherry Kola
Cherry Kola is the namesake cultivar of Cherry Kola Farms. It is derived from a cross between two Afghan indica strains, one sourced from the Kandahar province and the other from the Takhar province. The strain is characterized by aromas of soda, cherries, and earth, with a flavor profile often described as a blend of berries, soil, and musk.
Plant characteristics
The plants display classic indica morphology, featuring a squat stature and dense foliage. Indoors, the flowering period ranges from 49 to 63 days, while outdoor crops reach maturity in late September. Under ideal conditions, the strain produces approximately 12 ounces of bud per plant, which is considered a below-average yield.