Cola brings the buzz without needing a soda-shop backstory. Also known as Khola, this Dutch Passion hybrid combines Brazilian and Thai genetics with an unnamed early Dutch strain. Its pedigree predates the current parade of drink-themed crosses, and the original catalog’s 7.6% THC figure belongs to that historical release.
Sweet berry and pine are the clearest recurring flavor notes in the limited consumer record. The name doesn't establish a cherry-syrup or caramel profile, and Khola’s documented identity should stay separate from Cherry Cola, RC Cola, and other similarly named cultivars.
Review entries describe an upbeat head change with a light body calm that leaves room for conversation. Some mention an energetic opening followed by a determined case of the munchies; others emphasize a mellow evening with friends. The available accounts are few and often old, but the social streak comes through. The fizz, in this case, is mostly in the conversation.
Dutch Passion originally developed Khola for outdoor cultivation, with archived specifications listing seven to ten weeks of flowering and an outdoor finish around the second week of September in its intended Northern Hemisphere conditions. Indoor cultivation and feminized seed releases are also documented.
Grower records describe variation between shorter, earlier plants and taller, later selections, with some dried flowers tending airy. One greenhouse grower reported mold and a leafy harvest, so the outdoor breeding history should not be read as a blanket claim of mold resistance. Reliable numerical yields and mature-height ranges are not established.
