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Afghan strains joins to its backs all the Cannabis genetics originated in Afghanistan, a country well known for its cannabis culture and for being one of the most important cradles of hashish production. For that reason, Afghani plants grown in this country have a good resin production, besides a more compact size and a relaxing effect.

Afghan Strains

The Afghan strain is one of the most significant pillars of today's cannabis lines, since its genetics have allowed for the development of many new strains that have ended up winning the HTCC. It is thought that the Afghan strain was the first to be consumed by humans thousands of years ago.

Cannabis specimens were adapted to the tough weather of the mountainous areas in Afghanistan to create a new kind of marijuana, the Indian marijuana. Developing very different characteristics than the original Sativa kind. For that reason, we can consider the Afghan and Pakistani genetics as the origin of the most compact, shrubby, and relaxing strains.

In modern times, Afghan genetics arrived in Europe and the United States mainly due to the famous Hippie Trail of the 70s. That was a time when young people from developed countries made trips to the Middle East (Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, etc.) trying to enjoy the longest time away from home without spending a lot of money and, at the same time. And, of course, trying the different types of marijuana available in those areas. When they returned home, they took with them memories, among seeds of Afghan strains they had tried.

The selection and genetic crosses with the Afghan varieties collected during these trips originated a large portion of the current existing specimens, as this genetics is present in varieties such as Skunk, Kush, Blueberry, and many more, providing greater resistance to temperatures, greater yield, and a more balanced effect.

5 Advantages of Cannabis Afghan Seeds 

1. Easy to Grow: Afghan cannabis seeds are some of the easiest to grow, making them ideal for novice growers. They are also highly resistant to pests and disease, making them low-maintenance and ideal for outdoor growing.

2. High Yields: Afghan cannabis seeds are known for producing high yields of potent buds. This makes them a great choice for commercial growers looking to maximize their profits.

3. Potent Effects: Afghan cannabis seeds are known for producing buds with a strong, earthy flavour and a potent, long-lasting high. This makes them a great choice for experienced users looking for a powerful experience.

4. Versatile: Afghan cannabis seeds are highly versatile and can be used to produce a variety of different strains. This makes them a great choice for breeders looking to experiment and create new and exciting strains.

5. Affordable: Afghan cannabis seeds are some of the most affordable on the market, making them a great choice for budget-conscious growers.

Afghan Seeds

Within the selection of Afghan seeds available in Experiencia Natural, we have different varieties that carry within themselves Afghan genetic, but not all keep those unique characteristics unchanged, breeding techniques nowadays can develop new genetics far from the original ones. Of those that best represent the original Afghan genetics we can highlight:

The Sensi Seeds bank Afghani #1, a different Landraces originated in Afghanistan blend, with quite short size and flowering and a very relaxing Indica power. This one owns really original Afghan flavor!

Another option is Sweet Afghani Delicious from Sweet Seeds, it is the result of crossing and genetic selection with Black Domina specimens that presents a unique aroma and resin production, very compact size and very relaxing effect.

Finally we talk about a variety only available in regular version (may come out males or females), which is the Hash Plant Regular Sensi Seeds. This is the real plant for resin production, with an unmistakable chocolate aroma and relaxing effects.