Cola
Cola, also known as Khola, is a hybrid released by Dutch Passion that combines Brazilian and [[thai|Thai]] genetics with an unnamed early Dutch strain. It is characterized by a sweet berry and pine profile and a reported upbeat, social effect.
About Cola
Cola, frequently referred to as Khola, is a hybrid cultivar released by Dutch Passion. Its genetic lineage is composed of Brazilian and Thai genetics crossed with an undisclosed early Dutch variety. The strain is notable for its historical context, as its original catalog release featured a THC content of 7.6%, a figure that reflects the lower potency standards of its era rather than modern market expectations.
Consumers report a flavor profile defined by sweet berry and pine notes. It is important to distinguish this cultivar from more recent, similarly named strains such as Cherry Cola or RC Cola, as the name 'Cola' here refers to the botanical structure rather than a soda-inspired flavor profile. Reported experiences suggest an upbeat, cerebral effect accompanied by mild physical relaxation, often described as conducive to social interaction. Some users note an initial burst of energy followed by an increase in appetite.
Plant characteristics
The plant exhibits phenotypic variation, with some selections maturing earlier and shorter than others. Dried flowers can lean toward an airy structure. While originally developed by Dutch Passion for outdoor environments—with a typical Northern Hemisphere harvest window around the second week of September—it has also been documented in indoor and greenhouse settings. Greenhouse reports indicate a tendency toward leafy harvests and susceptibility to mold, suggesting that its outdoor-focused breeding does not inherently guarantee high mold resistance.