Dayma (Tashqurghan)

The Dayma landrace comes from the north of Afghanistan, more precisely from Kholm (formerly Tashkurghan) where the Silk Road passed through. Kholm has a long tradition of cultivation, and the local hashish is legendary, being among the best in the world. Dayma is a great cannabis strain that is easy to grow, the plants offer both indica and sativa and they smell lovely of melons, pomegranates and a bit of earth. Like most Afghan strains, it can withstand heat and cold equally well, so it is also very suitable for outdoor growers.

Afghan Selection Traditional Afghan Cannabis Seeds

Afghan Selection is a breeder range centered on traditional Afghan genetics. The catalog is defined by Afghan locality names, a regular-seed direction, and a lineup that stays close to older Afghan line identity. Within our wider range of cannabis seeds, Afghan Selection stands out through a connected breeder structure rather than a mixed catalog. Names such as Badakhshan, Baharak, Khash, Kundoz, Panjsher, Qandahar South, Rustam Kush, Sheberghan, and Sholgar make the breeder easy to recognize and easier to browse with purpose.

Quick Facts
Breeder: Baaba Qo
Location: Afghanistan
Focus: traditional Afghan lines
Types Available: regular weed seeds
General line direction: mainly indica and mostly indica profiles
Works Well For: Smaller setups, short grow cycles, or new growers

What Defines Afghan Selection
Afghan Selection is built around a clear breeder identity. The range stays close to Afghanistan in both naming and catalog direction, with strains that reflect specific localities rather than a wide spread of unrelated releases. That gives the breeder a focused profile and a stronger sense of continuity across the full range. This identity is also what makes Afghan Selection different from a broader mixed-format breeder page. The emphasis here stays on traditional Afghan regular lines, locality-based naming, and a catalog with a much tighter internal structure.