Afghan Kush Seeds

AFK

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Potency Profile
Strength: Med +	Duration: 2 Hours +
THC	23%+
CBD	0.42%

THC percentages can vary with
growers techniques, conditions,
and grow formulas.

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Afghan Kush Feminized Seeds Are:

Feminized Seeds: Most Popular because Female marijuana plants are the only ones that produce "buds” (flowers), which contains the THC, CBN, and CBD.
Photoperiod Seeds: For outdoor cultivation photoperiod plants are seasonal. Will usaully start to flower in August. For Indoor cultivation photoperiod plants will only start to flower when it's exposed 12 hours or more of uninterrupted darkness.

What are Afghan Kush Genetics?

Afghan Kush seeds are a legendary choice for cannabis growers and enthusiasts, tracing their roots back to the rugged Hindu Kush mountain range in Afghanistan. This harsh, mountainous region gave rise to incredibly resilient, resin-rich Indica plants that adapted to cold nights, rocky soils, and extreme conditions.

The Strength of Afghan Kush

This is a pure Indica landrace, famous for its thick, sticky buds, heavy resin production, and potent THC levels that can reach up to 23%.

Known for its high potency

Known for delivering deeply relaxing, full-body effects, this is the perfect strain for kicking back, easing stress, and fully sinking into a calming high.

Genealogy
Afghan Kush Strain

Hindu Kush LandRace	X	Afghanistan Indica LandRace
Indica		Sativa
CBD		Hybrid

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What Are Afghan Kush Effects?

Users Reviews
Relaxed: 95%
Sleepy: 80%
Powerful: 76%
Cerebral: 74%
Euphoric: 60%
Body-Numbing: 54%
Hungry: 34%

Feel the High of Afghan Kush

If you're looking to just completely check out after a long day, this classic strain is the right choice. It’s that kind of heavy Indica that hits you with this deep, full-body chill — like your whole body just sinks into the couch. You can pretty much feel the stress and all that noise from the day just disappear.

Before you even light up, you should probably grab some snacks and the remote because once you sit down, you’re not getting back up anytime soon. It's that serious. People always say it puts them in a super good mood too - like you just feel light and happy without a care in the world.

It’s definitely not one of those strains you wanna smoke before hanging out with a bunch of people though. This is more of a solo vibe or a "wind down before bed" thing. If you’re trying to crash out and get a good night's sleep, this one absolutely gets the job done.

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

Can Afghan Kush Help Medically?

Users Reviews
Stress: 90%
Depression: 80%
Insomnia: 76%
Pain: 70%
Headaches: 65%
Appetite: 45%
Glaucoma: 32%

Afghan Kush Marijuana Medical Benefits

This Inidca powerhouse is one of those strains you keep around when your body’s just had enough. If you’ve got chronic pain, glaucoma, arthritis, bad joints, a messed-up back, migraines — whatever — this stuff hits like a warm, heavy blanket. It’s also killer if you can’t sleep; like, smoke a bowl and good luck staying awake for another hour.

It’s not just for the physical stuff either. If you’re carrying around a lot of stress, anxiety, depression, feeling off mentally, or medicating for PTSD, this strain chills you right out without making your brain feel scrambled. And if you haven’t been eating much - whether it’s from cancer treatments or just no appetite in general — this strain will definitely get you raiding the fridge.

Patients should consult their doctor before using cannabis medically, marijuana can be an effective supplemental treatment.

How Does Afghan Kush Taste?

Users Reviews
Bold: 92%
Musky: 90%
Herbal: 74%
Spicy: 65%
Pine: 73%

The Flavor of Afghan Kush

This strain has that classic, no-mistaking-it flavor that real cannabis lovers can't get enough of. Right away, you get hit with a bold, earthy taste thanks to the heavy presence of myrcene, the terpene that gives this strain its deep, musky vibe. As you keep puffing, fresh pine notes start to creep in — that’s the pinene kicking through, adding a crisp, almost outdoorsy feel to the smoke. There’s also a subtle sweetness underneath it all, like a hint of wild honey, and a little herbal spice from the caryophyllene, giving it just the right amount of peppery bite.

Some cuts of Afghan Kush even bring a woody edge from humulene, rounding out the flavor with a slightly dry, herbal finish. If you’re into rich, earthy strains with a smooth piney twist and a heavy, soothing effect, Afghan Kush is about as classic as it gets.

How Does Afghan Kush Smell?

Users Reviews
Hash: 82%
Kush: 80%
Earthy: 74%
Woody: 34%
Pungent: 73%

The Aroma of Afghan Kush

This plant gives off a thick, rich smell that's instantly recognizable - it’s deep, earthy, and super musky, thanks to its high levels of myrcene. You’ll pick up strong earthy notes, like fresh soil after rain, mixed with that sharp pine wood scent brought out by pinene, and a spicy, peppery kick that comes from the caryophyllene in its terpene profile. There’s a slight sweetness tucked in there too, almost like herbal tea or a faint hint of wildflowers, with a bit of humulene adding a soft, woody finish. Overall, it's heavy, rich, and hashy — exactly what you want from a pure Indica like Afghan Kush.

When you brush past a healthy Afghan Kush plant, the smell is dense and oily, like fresh resin and wood smoke mixed together.As it gets closer to harvest, the aroma gets even thicker and muskier, almost like pure hashish being made right in the field - a full terpene explosion that fills the air with earthy, piney goodness.

Bud appearance changes with growers techniques, climate, grow formulas, and drying / curing.

What are the Terpenes in Afghan Kush strain?

« Myrcene « Caryophyllene « Humulene « Pinene «

Afghan Kush Terpenes

Terpenes creates the scents and flavors - they vary depending on the growing conditions, curing process, and individual plant phenotypical expression.

Is Afghan Kush strain easy to grow?

Users Reviews
This classic Indica is an awesome pick if you're just getting into growing or want something that's super low-maintenance. This plant's tough and bounces back from stress pretty easily, which makes it super beginner-friendly. Plus, it stays short and bushy, so it's a great fit for indoor setups or smaller spaces.

Flowering Time 55-60 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 6 Ft Plus
Yield: 1 1/2 - 2 Plus lbs. Cured

Caring for Afghan Kush marijuana plants

Problems known to Afghan Kush Marijuana plants - It's got solid mold resistance, though since the buds are nice and dense, it's still smart to keep an eye on humidity during late flower. It's always smart to play it safe. Grab a bottle of Holi Moli Eliminator and use it as a preventative—it's a great way to keep mold, mildew, and bud rot from becoming a problem in the first place.

- Needs to be feed good nutrients - Grab a bottle of Holi Moli Juice to feed your plants the best nutrients out there.

- To help your plants grow strong roots, follow Holi Moli's instructions on germination and transplanting. This will support their vigorous growth.

- Needs strong support structures as branches get heavy with buds - best to add support before you think you need it, as trying to prop up already-bent branches can sometimes cause damage.

Best Climate

This landrace strain loves dry, sunny climates with cooler nights, much like a warm Mediterranean-style climate. It performs best with daytime temperatures between 70-85°F, and nighttime temps around 60-70°F. During the vegetative stage, it can comfortably handle humidity levels between 50-70%, especially if there's good airflow in the grow space. It's fairly tolerant early on, so higher humidity isn't usually a problem as long as the air stays moving. In the flowering stage humidity ideally should be around 40-50%, and in the final weeks of flowering, it should be closer to 40-45% to minimize the risk of mold. Be sure to provide plenty of sunlight - choose a spot where the plant can receive full sun throughout the day and enjoy consistent airflow.

This classic Indica is well-suited for hot, arid subtropical climates - this is the kind of environment it was made for. Once temperatures start climbing past 90–95°F, it's a good idea to give your plants some afternoon shade. While it can handle occasional heat spikes, extended exposure to high heat can cause stress. If you're using shade cloth, go with white instead of black - white reflects heat better while still letting in enough light. You'll also need to stay on top of watering, since things dry out quickly in that kind of heat. Many growers prefer fabric pots over plastic or ceramic because they help keep the root zone cooler and drain more efficiently, which lowers the risk of root rot. If you're aiming for a larger yield, go with 15- to 20-gallon fabric pots or even bigger. Just keep in mind that fabric pots dry out faster, especially in extreme heat, so you'll likely need to water more often, as moisture escapes from both the sides and the top.

It can grow well in warm temperate climates, but it takes a bit of planning to get the best results. One big advantage is its short flowering time, which is great for regions with cooler weather or shorter seasons. Start your seeds indoors in early spring, then move them outside once the last frost has passed - just make sure nighttime temperatures are consistently above 50°F. Choose the sunniest spot you can find, since this strain loves to soak up the light. To protect against fall rain and humidity, some growers use temporary greenhouses or clear plastic covers, especially during early growth and late flowering. Another smart move? Use fabric pots instead of planting directly in the ground - they offer better drainage and help regulate root temperature, which is super helpful when the weather gets unpredictable.

Growing Afghan Kush strain Indoors

This strain is a great choice for indoor growing - it's tough, easy to manage, and puts out chunky, resin-coated buds with minimal fuss. To keep it happy, aim for temps around 70-80°F during lights-on, and let it cool down to 60-70°F at night. In the veg stage, it handles 50-60% humidity just fine. Once you flip to flower, drop that down to 40-50%, and in the final few weeks, bring it down even more – 35-45% is ideal to help keep mold away as those buds fatten up. Airflow is super important, so make sure to run some oscillating fans to keep the air moving. That'll help strengthen the stems, prevent stagnant pockets, and keep your grow space dialed in.

Space your plants at least 2 to 3 feet apart to improve light coverage and airflow. You'll definitely want a carbon filter too - this strain puts out a strong, musky, earthy smell that can fill a room fast. If you're trying to keep things discreet, a filter is a must. As for pots, use at least a 3- to 5-gallon fabric pot. They're awesome for root health and drainage. If you have extra vertical space and want the most out of your plant you can go with a bigger fabric pot.

This old-school powerhouse doesn't stretch much, but if you have some experience or looking to test your skills, it responds well to training techniques like light topping and low-stress training (LST) if you want to shape your canopy and increase yield. And remember: good lights make a big difference - the better your light setup, the better your buds. Always.

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How to Grow Afghan Kush Marijuana:

To germinate your Afghan Kush Marijuana seeds it's best to create an atmosphere indoors of Spring time temperatures. 75F 24/7 is optimal.
For Afghan Kush Marijuana Indoor cultivation use topping and low stress training techniques during vegetative stage to maximize yield.
For Afghan Kush Marijuana outdoor cultivation make sure to choose a spot in your garden that receives at least 8 hours of direct sunlight every day and accommodates for it's size.
Harvesting Afghan Kush Marijuana usually takes place in Mid September and through early October outdoors and indoor plants about 2 months after setting lights to only 12 hrs per day.
Curing Afghan Kush Buds using the traditional method. Curing involves drying your cannabis slowly over the course of a few weeks in a controlled environment.

Afghan Kush Buds

This plant produces those classic, chunky Indica buds that look as heavy as they smoke. The nuggets are thick, dense, and compact, with a deep forest green color and flashes of lighter green throughout. In cooler grows, you might even catch hints of purple peeking through the frosty coating. A thick layer of sticky, sugary trichomes covers the buds, giving them a sparkling, almost snow-dusted look. Twisting through the flowers are bright orange pistils that darken into a deeper, rusty shade as the plant matures. When you squeeze a properly cured Afghan Kush bud, it’s sticky, spongy, and oozes that old-school, hashy aroma. These dense, resin-packed flowers are a true showcase of why it has stayed a favorite for growers and smokers who love strong, full-bodied Indicas.