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Cambodian
Cambodian is a Southeast Asian landrace from Cambodia — a clean, electric equatorial sativa used by breeders to add vigour and a bright high (it's a parent of Raspberry Cough).
sativamoderateidentity: medium
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Curated out of 100
How fully SŌMA has described this strain — not a quality rating.
- Earthy
- Tropical
- Sweet
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Sensory profile
Aroma & flavour
Aroma
- Earthy
- Tropical
- Sweet
- Floral
Flavour
- Earthy
- Sweet
- Floral
- Tropical
- Cambodian landrace
- A parent of Raspberry Cough
Effects & experience
Relax12
Sleep12
Euphoria92
Energy92
Focus92
Creative12
- Energetic
- Euphoric
- Uplifted
- Focused
- Cerebral head-high
Texture & cure
- Terpy / flavorful
- Smooth taste
Sensory data is a curated, hand-mapped seed; detail completeness is medium. Identity confidence is medium. The diagram is this strain's own sensory radar, not a photo. Batch quality still depends on grower, freshness and storage — none of which is captured here.
Background
The story
“Spice and citrus over a herbal base.”
The nose is earthy and sweet: spice and citrus over a herbal base. The effect is fast and heady — an energetic, almost buzzy cerebral high with no body, a pure daytime landrace.
It's long-flowering and moderate, a heritage rarity. For old-world Cambodian sativa, this is a source.
Frequently asked questions
What does Cambodian smell and taste like?
Cambodian is typically described with aromas of earthy, tropical, sweet and floral and flavours of earthy, sweet, floral and tropical. Aroma and flavour vary with grower, batch and freshness.
What effects is Cambodian associated with?
Cambodian is commonly associated with effects such as energetic, euphoric, uplifted and focused. Effects are subjective and vary with the dose, the way cannabis is taken and the individual — this is sensory guidance, not a guarantee.
Is Cambodian an indica or a sativa?
Cambodian is classified as sativa in the SŌMA catalog. These labels are a loose shorthand rather than a precise prediction of effect; studies find they do not reliably track a plant's genetics or chemistry.
What strains are similar to Cambodian?
By sensory profile, the closest strains in the SŌMA catalog include Malawi, Guava Blaze and Raspberry Cough. SŌMA matches on aroma, flavour and effect rather than name alone.
Sensory guidance for adults 21+ where legal — not medical or legal advice.