Afghan Kush

Folks from World of Seeds keep supplying us with their wonderful landrace varieties, this time it’s the glorious 100% Indica strain that was named after the Hindu Kush mountains. Plants of this type grow wild in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Northern India. They can be distinguished by the humongous amount of stickiest resin and enlarged, thick buds.
Inherently stable strain without much of the variation between phenotypes, Afghan Kush does seem to be pretty much utterly homogenous. Compact Indica silhouette and the fragrant smell are bound to remind you of stereotypical “dank”. And it IS dank, nobody’s disputing that. With almost 22% (21.6% is the official estimate) Afghan Kush may seem scarily potent, but no worries, nobody’s getting a panic attack. CBD will take care of excessive in order to avoid any unpleasant conditions. Having paranoia from smoking pure Sativa? Don’t give up on weed just yet. Smoke Afghan Kush and be happy.
With the proper use of advanced growing techniques such as SOG/SCROG/LST indoor crop may surpass the point of 400 grams per square meter. Outdoor yield is harder to predict, since there is just so many factors that can affect your plants, but overall we would say that 100-300 grams per plant could be a good starting point.
Afghan Kush can be smoked and grown by anyone, doesn’t matter if it’s going to be your first grow. In fact, if you are a newbie, it actually makes sense to choose Indicas first since they are just easier to grow, generally give bigger yields and have a shorter flowering period.