Afghan Kush Early Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: World of Seeds

Pure Indica strain with high medicinal value, potent relaxing effect, and special hash taste. Resistant to mold and pests, early harvest with high THC levels.

$9.44

Afghan Kush Early Cannabis Seeds from World of Seeds

We bring to you this Indica Kush, a lineage that has produced many champion strains, from the Hindu Kush mountain range in Northern Afghanistan. This particular strain grows wild in the valleys of the Armu Darya River, which forms the border between Tajikistan and Ukbekistan.

100% pure Indica strain. As different wild Kush varieties grow side-by-side in such a relatively small area, this very stable, is probably the result of multiple interbreeding. A very special hash taste and smell, she’s a very compact and hardy plant. Owing to her potent, relaxing effect, which is not at all cerebral, Afghan Kush is a pure strain with a very high medicinal value.

Early Harvest

GENOTYPE 100% INDICA
THC 21,6%
MATURATION(INTERIOR) EARLY HARVEST - 45 DAYS
MATURATION(EXTERIOR) LATE SEPTEMBER EARLY OCTOBER
FLAVOR NOBLE WOOD
WAY OF CROPPING IND/OUT
PRODUCTION 450 GR INDOOR / 500-600GR OUTDOOR
ODOR HIGH
EFFECT NARCOTIC
RESISTANCE TO MOLD VERY HIGH
PEST RESISTANCE VERY HIGH
SEX FEMINIZED
LINEAGE AFGHAN KUSH
BHO PERFORMANCE 20%
IRRIGATION TOLERANCE HIGH
MEDICINAL VALUE VERY HIGH

CUPS

2º PREMIO BEST THC - CANARIAS SECRET CUP 2015 (THC GROWSHOP)
3º PREMIO OUTDOOR PRO - CANARIAS SECRET CUP 2015 (THC GROWSHOP)

Strain FAQ

Why has Afghan Kush historically been used to produce hashish?

Afghan Kush's high resin content is due to its long history of hashish farming. The strain's sticky, resinous buds are reportedly ideal for manufacturing charas and other traditional hash forms which is a cultural custom in the area.

What is responsible for the taste's woodsiness?

One of the most common terpenes in cannabis, myrcene, gives the woodsy profile an earthy and musky undertone. It adds complexity to the aroma's base notes.

Why are IBL strains so important?

IBL strains help preserve legacy or landrace strains, which have evolved to adapt to certain geographical settings over centuries. IBLs of these heritage strains can preserve their genetic profiles and features, protecting valuable genetics in a hybridised market.