Afghan Kush

คำอธิบายจาก White Label

Relax with a Classic Indica

Afghan Kush Regular from White Label is an almost pure indica (90%) originating from the Hindu Kush mountains. These seeds yield resinous cannabis plants in 45 to 55 days, ideal for producing extracts like hashish, charas, or hash oil. With a medium THC content and a powerful sedative effect, it’s perfect for unwinding after a long day.

Known for its calming properties and short flowering time, this strain delivers sticky, resinous buds in abundance. Kush plants are the foundation of traditional indica seed lines, providing the base for manually harvested Indian charas and Afghan hashish. Decades of breeding have made it a strong contender against modern strains like Gelato and Bubble Gum.

Growth Characteristics

Afghan Kush Regular cannabis seeds produce compact plants with a short flowering period of six to eight weeks. The initial growth spurt during flowering is typical of a 90% indica, followed by a steady growth rate indoors, reaching about one metre in height.

The buds develop into dense, resin-coated nuggets that sparkle in the light. This strain is easy to clone, making it ideal for creating parent plants or cuttings. Its vitality is reflected in dark green leaves and broad foliage.

With a yield potential of over 500 g/m² indoors, this strain requires minimal care. It can also thrive outdoors in moderate or continental climates with warm summers. Techniques like Screen of Green (SCROG) or Sea of Green (SOG) yield the best results.

Experience the Indica Effect

Despite its average THC content of around 15%, Afghan Kush delivers a strong sedative effect. Users often feel happy, relaxed, and very hungry—perfect for unwinding. It’s best suited for relaxation, so those with a busy schedule may prefer a different strain.

The flavor blends earthy and woody notes with a subtle spiciness. Fans of hashish will appreciate the rich, familiar taste of this classic cannabis strain.

Fun Fact

• Kush strains are especially popular in the hip hop scene. Lil Wayne even dedicated his track ‘Kush’ to the strain.